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Loading…Remains of the home and laboratory of Sir George Everest, Surveyor-General of India, on a ridge west of Mussoorie.
At Park Estate, about 6 km from Gandhi Chowk, stand the remains of the house and laboratory of Sir George Everest, Surveyor-General of India from 1830 to 1843, after whom Mount Everest is named. The site is on a ridge west of the town.
Within 1 km of George Everest's House.
Popular, heavily developed waterfall about 15 km from Mussoorie on the Yamunotri road.
Viewpoint in Mussoorie.
wildlife sanctuary in Uttarakhand, India
Highest point on Mussoorie's Mall Road, reached by a short ropeway, with views of the town and snow peaks.
Attraction in Mussoorie.
Tibetan family-run restaurant near Kulri for momos, thukpa, tingmo and Thai curries.
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.
Memorial to the Gorkha defenders of Khalanga fort in the battle of Nalapani, honoured by the British who fought them.
Ancient hilltop temple on Kasar Devi ridge near Almora, visited by Swami Vivekananda.
Hilltop shrine of goddess Mansa Devi on Bilwa Parvat above Haridwar, reached by ropeway or a 2 km path.
Hilltop Shakti temple near Kaddukhal on the Mussoorie-Chamba road, reached by a short climb, with wide Himalayan views.
Ashram where Mahatma Gandhi stayed in 1929, with a prayer room, museum and Himalayan sunrise and sunset views.
Monument in Haridwar.
Forest sanctuary near Almora with old British estates, Himalayan views and rich birdlife.
Meadow summit above Munsiyari with a sweeping view of the Panchachuli peaks; an easy, popular day trek.