One Day Local Sightseeing Tour in Dehradun

2) Buddha Temple

This is one of the most serene and peaceful spots in Dehradun city and is especially the centre of Attraction for Buddhists and other international tourists. This Tibetan monastery was built during the year 1965 by Kochen Rinpoche along with some other monks in order to promote and protect the religious values of Buddhism. The structure is built in Japanese style and the complex is also called Nyimga – one of the 4 schools of Tibetan religion.

3) Robber’s Cave

This cave is a 600 metres long narrow pathway which is open from the top in between two lofty hillocks. The stream flowing in between is just 1 to 2 feet deep where you can walk while wearing Chappals since the floor is covered in pebbles. It is a thrilling experience where you can also walk up to the source of the stream which ends at a waterfall. This the perfect place to spend some time with your family and kids. The place also offers scenic and picturesque views of the surroundings along with small kiosks and restaurants available en route.

4) The Forest Research Institute (FRI)

This is a prominent research and education institution in the field of forest research. The main building attracts a lot of tourists who come to witness is sheer brilliance. It is also listed in the prestigious ‘Guiness book of world record’ for being the largest purely brick Stricture in the world. This will be a good way to end your local sightseeing tour of Dehradun. The entire institute is spread out to a region of 450 hectares along with 6 well-stocked museums, lush gardens, Data for specimens etc with the imposing Himalayas as the backdrop.

Departure

After the completion of your Dehradun sightseeing, you will be assisted to your departure location from where you will be making your way to you desired destination.