With beautiful landscapes and historical locations like George Everest Peak, Mussoorie is also known as its “Queen of the Hills”. Naked after Sir George Everest, the surveyor general of India from 1830 to 1843, this peak holds significant historical importance. The house and laboratory he used in Mussoorie still stand at the base of the peak and serve as fascinating historical sites for visitors.
Journey to the Peak:
Reaching George Everest Peak is an experience in itself. This trail starts just in the backyard of Seegreen Lodges, one of the best stays in Mussoorie, Hathipaon. Lush greenery and panoramic views of mountains cover the route.
As you approach the peak, the road turns into a trekking path, with a moderate hike that takes 30 to 40 minutes to reach the top of the peak.
Once you reach the top of the peak hill, the peak provides a 360-degree view of the surroundings from the mountain ranges, including the snow-capped Himalayas and the beautiful valleys.
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Best time to visit: The best time to visit Mussoorie is during the summer (April to June). The temperature ranges from 15 to 30 degrees, and we experienced heavy snowfall and cold temperatures from December to February.
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Best place to stay nearby: The start of the George Everest Peak trail is just behind the Seegreen Lodges. If you love trekking, sightseeing, homemade foods, etc. Seegreen is the perfect unforgettable stay.
The top of the hill provides a 360-degree view of beautiful surroundings, landscapes, and snow-capped mountains. On clear days, the sight of the sun setting over the mountains is a mesmerizing experience that leaves visitors in awe. The cool breeze and the serene environment create a perfect setting for relaxation and introspection.
A visit to George Everest Peak is a must for anyone exploring Mussoorie. The connection between historical pieces of knowledge, natural beauty, and the perfect getaway homestay at Seegreen Lodges for tourists. George Everest offers a unique and memorable experience away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
