P365-Day 86: George Everest, Mussoorie India

Situated around 5 miles from Queen of Hills Mussoorie, this place is trekkers paradise. At an altitude of 2200 meters, It offere an splendid view of the Himalayas and Doon valley.

The place got its name by Sir George Everest (mount Everest was named after him) who owned a house here. Remains of that house are still present there. 

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