The Kempty Fall Dehradun, created by British officer John Mekinan under the British administration in India, has been a popular tourist destination since 1835. The source of the flowing stream is located southwest of the settlement of Bangalow ki Kandi. The waterfalls from a height of 4500 feet. They are peaceful and beautiful, and they are separated into five channels. The view from the ropeway is breathtaking and provides tourists with 360-degree coverage.

Uttarakhand is a historically significant region. It contains historical evidence dating back to the Vedic and ancient periods. Dev Bhumi is another name for Uttarakhand (land of gods). Many myths of gods visiting here may be found in Hindu mythology.

Nature's Big Bath is a natural pool-like structure that tourists like for an open-air bath. The Big Bath is situated at the foot of the Kempty Falls in Mussoorie. This is a one-of-a-kind perspective. There is just a handful of naturally created pools that are well-known for bathing and relaxing.

• Take a relaxing dip in the fall base. You will feel refreshing certainly after taking a dip. 
• Boating is available at the surrounding man-made pond.
• This is a popular picnic location. You can enjoy a picnic with your family and loved ones.
• The ropeway at Kempty Falls is one of the greatest ways to see the area around the falls. The ropeway, which is both precarious and exhilarating, leads you over beautiful green slopes and even views waterbodies. The same would set you back INR 80. If you want a bird's eye perspective of the Dehradun - Mussourie path, take a trip on the ropeway.
• Climb from the first to the second major Kempty Falls. The first waterfall is about a five- to ten-minute walk from the main road. The second fall can only be accessed by trekking farther into the cave.

• Do not throw litter around the waterfall and spoil its scenic beauty.
• You shall carry a water bottle with you as you will be walking a lot.
• Due to the tremendous flow of water during the monsoon season, it is best to avoid visiting.
• If you plan to swim in the fall, bring an additional set of clothes.
• It is best to leave Kempty towards Mussoorie before dusk, as the tiny twisting roads become difficult to navigate.

Kempty Falls is best visited in the summer, in-between the months of March and June, when the weather is warm enough for outdoor activities. Due to the tremendous flow of water during the monsoon season, it is best to avoid visiting.

Benog Wildlife Sanctuary: Wildlife sanctuaries have devised a method of bringing their guests together. After trekking, you may visit the Benog Wildlife Sanctuary, which is where the trek's ending point is located. A suitable hilly region-based wildlife sanctuary is packed with thick green leafy trees, long and fine scented coniferous forests, and other bushy plants, as well as plenty of different types of birds.

Company Bagh: If you want to spend quality time with your family while enjoying a thrilling ride, head to Company Bagh, a popular tourist destination near Kempty Falls Mussoorie. It includes a man-made yet beautiful lake where you may ride mini boats alongside your family. The gorgeous view of the nurseries and woodlands will transport you to another level as you enjoy the boat journey. Overall, this garden is well worth a visit.

Mall road: It is a well-known location near Kempty Falls Mussoorie. It was founded during the British government's reign of terror. At the time, no Indians were allowed to access the area. Later, with the grace of renowned liberation warriors, they were able to open the mall road to all Indians. On every structural section of Mall Road, you can perceive the British influence. It is one of the primary tourist attractions, featuring trendy clothing stores, pubs, restaurants serving traditional and wonderful cuisine, bakeries, and nightclubs, among other things.

Lord Bhal Bhadra temple: The view from Lord Bhal Bhadra temple is breathtaking. If you are visiting Kempty Falls Mussoorie for sightseeing, then paying a visit to this temple will give you a great mood and allow you to return with a calm mind. You may also enjoy the picturesque splendor of mountainous regions, long trees, and valley gardens.

Happy Valley: Happy Valley is a small town in the heart of Mussoorie, near the hill station of Chamba. It's a secluded valley with adorable little flowers, alpine trees like cedar, pine, and deodar, and other dense green leafy gardens. It is a popular tourist destination near Mussoorie's Kempty Falls. Houses and gardens are immaculately maintained, giving the impression that you may live there for the rest of your life. Nature's blessings have been sprinkled across this lovely small valley.