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3 days to exploreDehradun
Explore Dehradun as your base to enjoy city museums, markets, temples, and nearby natural and cultural sites over three days. Highlights include the Forest Research Institute museum, Robber's Cave, Sahastradhara springs, Mindrolling Monastery, and local markets, all accessible within short drives from the city centre.
By Treckme founder
4 days to exploreLandour Cantt Mussoorie - 248 179
This 4-day independent travel guide explores Landour Cantt in Mussoorie, Uttarakhand, focusing on accessible hill-station attractions such as Lal Tibba, Camel’s Back Road, and Mall Road. Using Dehradun as the transit hub, travellers can enjoy year-round sightseeing with best views from spring to autumn and occasional winter snowfall.
By Treckme founder
4 days to exploreRishikesh, Uttarakhand, India
Discover Rishikesh, Uttarakhand’s ancient gateway to the Himalayas, blending spiritual heritage with thrilling river adventures. Stay at Aashraya on the Ganga in Chandpur and spend four days immersing yourself in temple visits, iconic suspension bridges, and world-class white-water rafting on the Ganga River.
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