Doon Valley, nestled between the Lesser Himalaya and Shiwalik ranges in Uttarakhand, India, covers 1741.64 km². It is drained by the Asan (701.15 km²) and Song (1040.49 km²) watersheds, with major rivers like Asan, Bindal, Rispana, Song and Suswa. The valley has a subtropical climate, with temperatures ranging from -3°C to 45°C and an annual rainfall of 2000 mm. Elevations vary from 303 m to 2764 m. Home to Dehradun, Mussoorie, and Rishikesh, it is a significant cultural and economic center. Sustainable land and water management are crucial for maintaining its ecological balance amid rapid urbanization and climatic changes.