Shimla or Simla, the capital of Himachal Pradesh is a tourist hub in India. One can try different things here, an adventure enthusiast can do trekking, paraglinding, etc, a nature lover can enjoy the landscapes and a photographer can go on clicking some splendid shots.
Shimla has many tourist places which people thoroughly enjoy. Except for the monsoons (July - September), a trip here is a best thing. Of course, it has been a summer destination for years in Himachal Pradesh and the snowfall in winter offers a lot for snow sports like skiing, snowboarding, etc.
October-November months are pleasant and is apt for people who expect a stable climate. The scenery, mountains, climate and the railways altogether makes it one of the popular hill stations in India.
Rashtrapati Niwas
The Rashtrapati Nivas or the Viceregal Lodge was the residence of Lord Dufferin, the British Viceroy of India. Now it is used by the Indian Institute of Advanced Study.
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Jhakhoo Hill
Ancient Shiva temple is situated in Jhakoo hill and there is also one Hanuman temple.
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Kalka-Shimla Railway
Kalka-Shimla Railway route passes along the mountainous regions, providing spectacular views of landscapes.
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Christ Church
Christ Church is situated on the Ridge is one the oldest churches in North India.
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The Ridge
The Ridge is a road situated in the Mall road, it is a hub of cultural activities in Shimla.
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Mall Road
Mall Road is a major commercial hub in Shimla
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Kufri
Kufri is a small hill station in Shimla and it has a few tourist attractions like Chinni Bungalow, Indira Tourist Park and Kufri Fun World.
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Chharabra
Chharabra is a village near Shimla which is known for the views of Himalayan peaks. It is around 8256 feet above the sea level.
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