On a cloudy day me and my friend decided to go on george evrest trek while we were at Mussoorie. The elevation is nearly 2005 m from the sea level. It's a famous tourist attractions which offers spectacular views. To witness it all, we rented the a vehicle and reached the point from where the trek starts.
There was a board with some important instructions that everything has to follow in order to return safety. The board excited us specially the point do not lean toward the valley. It was also mentioned to respect nature which we generally forget, but it should be our top priority to take care of the one who is taking care of all.
The Status
With full enthusiasm and excitement we start the trek and the first thing we noticed was this intresting status. The status represents a trekker and I guess it was there to encourage everyone to explore the world if you can. This place also has home of sir George Everest.
Soon we reached a shelter were we have to provide our information to the guard there so that they can rescue us if didn't reach back until evening. This made us think about the trek and we were really terrified.
As we continue our journey it felt like the environment was welcoming us and the sun also started to shine brighter. The air out there was crisp and was giving us chill again and again.
The pathway
We noticed that the pathway was all rocky and somehow it has exacerbated out journey uphill. You don't find such pathway at maximum trek. It was unique and we were liking it.
The pathway was broad at some point and narrow at other. We were all focused as we didn't wanted to fell in the valley with rescue team following us.
After reaching at a certain point uphill we witnessed the prevailing view the trek offers.
We were in awe and thrilled to see the beauty of nature. Also the temperature was low and the sudden hit of cood were giving us chills.
We also witnessed some dangerous spot that offers the beauty of valley but honestly we were afraid to go there, so we didn't. And the environment around was engulfed with wild flora, making it more enticing.
After our half an hour trek uphill we were completely tired and were searching for a beast spot to rest which also offers marvelous view.
Which continuing our search and we reached at point where we witnessed a round shape concrete structure and we found out it stores underground water. Underground water is usually full of mineral and vitamin and that too of Mussoorie, the queen of hills, we can only imagine how good it can be.
We didn't stopped until we reach a prefect spot although we were tired and exhausted. Surprisingly we between the huge deodar and rhododendron trees with birds chirping all around. It was magical. We didn't expected such places between the dangerous terrain and the rocky pathway.
We instantly feel in love with the place and rested here while listening the chirping birds and kept staring the huge trees. The weather was foggy and we were worried not to get drenched in the rain. At the same time we we enjoying and had our best time.
It was all like a scene from old movie, completely aesthetic with foggy weather, huge trees, birds chirping all around.
Here is the view from back side, generally the spot offered 360 view that's why we decided to rest here. Also you can see how beautiful nature has turned, I tried to capture it all in my memories as well as in my phone's camera. More we will continue in upcoming blog.
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