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White Water Rafting in Mussoorie
White Water Rafting is one of the most popular activities and things to do in Mussoorie. The clear waters and rapids of the hill town are perfect to enjoy rafting. The activity is performed under strict guidance of the professionals and is completely safety not to mention very enjoyable and memorable.
Bhadraj Temple
Situated in Bhadraj on the western part of Mussoorie, the Bhadraj Temple is dedicated to Lord Krishna’s brother Lord Bal Bhadra or Balram. Besides its religious significance, the temple is best known for the long 11 km trek that it takes to reach it. Known as the Milkman’s Trail, it starts from Cloud's End in Dehradun and offers splendid views of the surroundings.
Bhadraj Temple is perched on a hill top and overlooks the magnificent Doon Valley, Jaunsar Bawar and the Chakrata ranges. It is believed that by praying here, people are granted the wishes they most desire, just like at the Badrinath Temple. Many offer milk, ghee and butter to the idol of Balram which is only purified with milk. Each year, from 15th to 17th August, the temple organises a fair that attracts thousands of devotees who come to offer their prayers and to see the displays of the culture and traditions of the locals.
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Dalai Hills
One of the most beautiful locations in Mussoorie, Uttarakhand, Dalai Hills is situated above the Lal Bahadur Academy and is quite close to Happy Valley. It is synonymous with utter tranquillity as well as with arresting views of the mighty Himalayas and the green valleys.
The Dalai Hills overlook the beautiful Garhwal ranges and are known for the numerous Tibetan prayer flags and for the statue of Lord Buddha. There is also a Buddhist temple here. The trees, plants and flowers make the area perfect for nature lovers while the trails through the forest are ideal for hiking. Given the serenity and the views, this location is great for catching the sunset, having a picnic with family, for camping and also for photography. Food stalls around serve refreshments.
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Devalsari
Situated in the Aglar Valley of Tehri Garhwal, Devalsari is about 55km from Mussoorie, Uttarakhand and is known for being a relatively unexplored area which is also a nature lover’s paradise. Surrounded by lush green meadows and the imposing mountains, Devalsari attracts crowds looking for peace and for adventure.
It is renowned for its diverse flora and fauna, including over 70 species of colourful butterflies and more than 60 species of birds. One can come here not only for bird watching or for admiring the many butterflies, but also for trekking. Devalsari serves as the base camp for the trek to Nag Tibba, also known as the Serpent Peak. En route, one might come across barking deer and various other forms of wildlife while traversing through the dense oak and deodar forests. Furthermore, there is also a temple here that is dedicated to Koneshwar Mahadev.
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Kellogg Memorial Church
The Kellogg Memorial Church is a Presbyterian church that is located close to the Kasmanda Palace in the small army cantonment of Landour in Mussoorie, Uttarakhand. It is widely admired for its spectacular architecture and historical significance.
The church, built in the memory of Dr. Samuel H. Kellogg, is a brownstone edifice representative of Presbyterian architecture, notably the Gothic style of architecture. There are stained glass windows that add to it beauty. Not only do visitors come to see the church but also the Landour Language School that it houses. Moreover, the church also lies en route to Lal Tibba which is the highest point in Mussoorie.
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