Welcome to Kempty Falls, a place that promises wonderful memories for you. It will be hard to get your eyes off the mesmerizing Kempty falls. You can step into the pool formed by the falls and join its game. Take a dip or splash the cold water on your friends or family, enjoy the way you want. The place will fill you with extra energy, soaking you in fun and frolic. Kempty Falls, at 15 km from Mussoorie, can be reached by bus or taxi which are easily available at Mussoorie bus stand. Accommodation arrangements are made in the huts around Kempty if you plan to spend the day in exploring the beautiful falls. It is adviced that you avoid going here during the Monsoon due to the heavy flow of water.

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Happy Valley is famous for housing IAS Academy, Tibetan temples and the Municipal Garden. The area of the valley lies on the western side of Library Point and leads to the Cloud’s End, a place where geographical borders of Mussoorie end.
The place is also famous for its gardens, estates and temples. Apart from this, tourists can also take walk to the Kala School from Happy Valley, which leads to Hathipaon Park Estate.

Gun Hill is one of the popular tourist attractions in Mussoorie. During the British colonial period, a gun was fired at noon everyday from this place to inform people what time it was and hence the name Gun Hill. To reach this place you will have to take the Cable Car Ropeway, which is a delightful experience in itself and gives you a magnificent view of Mussoorie.

Developed recently by the City Board, this picturesque lake is now a favourite picnic spot in Mussoorie. Located on the Mussoorie-Dehradun road, the lake allows you to enjoy some quiet moments of relaxation in nature's lap. Mesmerize yourself with some stunning views of the famous Doon Valley and adjoining landscape while you enjoy the serene experience of boating here. Vibrant, gushing and completely splendid during the monsoons, Mussoorie Lake could be visited in rainy seasons as it looks even more beautiful during that time. The road leading to the lake is a quiet and serene drive with refreshing greenery and craggy hills passing you by. Pack in a hearty lunch, a book or two and you are in for a lovely day.

Colonel Sir George Everest (/'i?vr?st/; 4 July 1790 — 1 December 1866) was a Welsh surveyor and geographer, and the Surveyor General of India from 1830 through 1843. Everest was largely responsible for completing the section of the Great Trigonometric Survey of India along the meridian arc from southern India extending north to Nepal, a distance of about 2,400 kilometres (1,500 mi). This survey was started by William Lambton in 1806 and it lasted for several decades. In 1865, Mount Everest was named in his honour in the English language despite his objections[1] by the Royal Geographical Society. This enormous peak was surveyed by Everest's successor, Andrew Scott Waugh, in his role as the Surveyor-General of India

Perched on the top of Benog Hill, the Jwalaji Temple was constructed ages ago in honour of Maa Durga. At a distance of about 9 km from Mussoorie, this magnificent structure of white is enveloped by thick greens and looks like a crown of the hill from afar. Not only is the temple a sight, it also overlooks the beauteous Yamuna Valley with its abundance of natural beauty. The Navratra celebrations here are done with much gusto and vigour and are worth being a part of! So if you can plan your trip during that time of year, you would be glad to take part in the grand celebrations. The pious surroundings and the aura of the temple will leave you in a trance

Heard a lot about the Mall Road in Mussoorie and want to explore it to the hilt? Well, you will be more than happy to do that as this is truly a shopper’s delight with everything under its umbrella. The crowded and bustling stretch is always buzzing with people, locals and tourists alike. It houses several shops that sell a plethora of items, you can find anything here. From wonderful local handicrafts, snuggly woollen clothes, exquisite paintings, stylish shoes to excellent wooden carvings, they have them all and more. As all this is a part of street shopping, bargaining is the need of the hour when here. One of the most popular shopping precincts in this scenic hill station, The Mall is like the lifeline of Mussoorie with almost everything located on this very stretch. Be it attractions, hotels, restaurants, shops.

Around 11 km from Library Point, the Benog Wildlife Sanctuary is a part of the popular Rajaji National Park. Home to a variety of rare and common fauna like Himalayan goat, panther, leopard, deer and bear, this park is among the most visited tourist destinations in the hill station of Mussoorie. The sight of several indigenous and exotic birds, including red-billed blue magpie, mountain quails and White Capped Water Redstart make this place a paradise for birdwatchers.