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church in Uttarakhand, India
Within 1 km of St. Paul's Church, Landour.
Highest point of Mussoorie-Landour at about 2,438 m, with Himalayan views best at sunrise.
Landour bakery and tea house near Sisters' Bazaar for breads, cakes, cookies and hot chocolate.
Attraction in Mussoorie.
Mall Road cafe with mountain views serving Tibetan, continental and fusion food.
Four old adjoining shops at Landour's Chaar Dukan for bun omelettes, Maggi and tea.
Cafe at the historic Rokeby Manor in Landour serving Indian, Garhwali and continental dishes.
Forest sanctuary about 15 km from Mussoorie with over 200 bird species, including the Himalayan monal and red-billed blue magpie.
Tibetan family-run restaurant near Kulri for momos, thukpa, tingmo and Thai curries.
Haridwar's main ghat on the Ganga, famous for the evening aarti with towering lamps and floating diyas.
Ancient hilltop temple on Kasar Devi ridge near Almora, visited by Swami Vivekananda.
One of Rishikesh's largest ashrams on the Ganga at Swargashram, known for its evening Ganga aarti and yoga festival.
Ancient temple complex at Baijnath near Kausani with shrines to Vaidyanath (Shiva), Parvati and many other deities.
Char Dham temple of Vishnu (Badrinarayan) on the Alaknanda at about 3,100 m, open about six months a year.
Siddhapeeth temple of goddess Chandi on Neel Parvat across the Ganga, reached by ropeway.
Shiva temple at Kankhal on the site of King Daksha's legendary yagna, with the Sati Kund nearby.
Hilltop shrine of goddess Mansa Devi on Bilwa Parvat above Haridwar, reached by ropeway or a 2 km path.