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Dehradun Sightseeing |
| Forest Research Institute : |
 One of the finest institutions in the world. the FRI stands in extensive grounds
amongst fine plantations of many species of forest wealth. The institute
maintains six museums, covering various disciplines, which are open to public.
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| Wadia Institute of Geology : |
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Wadia Institute of Geology is the best center on Himalayan geology, the
Institute maintains a museum displaying the geological diversity of the
sub-continent. |
| St. Aloysius Church : |
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5.5km away from Dehra Dun is the Tapkeshvar temple, a popular Hindu pilgrim
centre and the venue of an annual fair held on Shivratri, which celebrates
Lord Shiva’s marriage with Parvati. Cool sulphur springs around the temple
make excellent bathing spots for pilgrims. |
| Sahastradhara : |
 About 14km from the city and is famous for its natural beauty and medicinal
waterfalls, Sahastradhara is a very popular picnic and entertainment spot.
There is also an attractive little Shiva temple snuggling under an
over-hanging cliff. |
| Malsi Dear Park : |
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This is located 8km away on the road to Mussoori. It has deer, neelgai and a
variety of birds. |
| Robber's Cave : |
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Popularly known as Guchu Pani is a picnic spot situated 8km away from the
city. |
| Dakpather Barrage : |
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Constructed on the River Yamuna, is surrounded by gardens and is a popular
picnic spot. |
| Rajaji National Park |
| Consists of three sanctuaries, namely Rajaji,Motickur and Chilla. It has elephant, leopard, sloth bear, striped hyena, spotted deer and variety of birds. |