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Places to See and Things to do in Shimla

The beauty of India lies in the northern region and Shimla is one of the most beautiful place to visit in northern India. It is located in Himachal Pradesh and is the largest city in the state. Shimla was also known as the Summer capital of India during British India.

There are several places which attracts wide tourism in the city such as The Ridge, Mall Road, Kalka Railways, Summer Hill, Kufri, The Shimla State Museum etc.



Top Attractions In Shimla


Mall Road :

It is known as the main street of Shimla. It has a number of showrooms, department stores, shops, cafes and restaurants. Branded clothes and jewellery could be purchased from Mall Road.

Kufri :

It is an alluring beauty of Shimla. It is a small hill station located about 8000 ft above sea level. It is at the zenith of the hilly areas of Shimla.

Toy Train Ride :

Passing through the Hills- It is indeed one of the best things one can do in Shimla. The old railway line along the mountains paints an energetic and positive scenery of the nature.

Lakkar Bazar :

It’s a perfect destination for the shopaholics as it has one of the finest woodwork throughout the street. Apart from woodwork , one can buy gifts for their loved ones. Also one can purchase Winter clothes at a cheap cost.

Ice Skating :

As a tourist you can showcase your skills at the open ice-skating rink during peak winters. It is done between December and March and it creates a memorable experience for the tourists.

Scandal Point :

It is a place where a tourist can watch the sunset. Infact it is one the most attracted tourist place to visit. Also it’s an paradise to watch for the nature lovers and photographers.

River Rafting:

If you are an adventurous freak then this is the perfect place to enjoy the adventures. It is a delightful sight when the crystal clear water gets on your body, it is all together a different feeling.

Jakhoo Hill:

It is also one the highest point located about 2445m, one can have a panoramic view of the city as well as it’s surroundings. The landscape all around is a feast to one’s eyes.


Few More Attractions In Shimla


Hip Hip Hurray Amusement Park :

It is located in kufri at 8500 ft above sea level offering an adventurous freak and lively person a complete package of rides and other stuffs such as Burma Bridge Crossing, Flying Fox, Commando Net, Rock Climbing, Boating, Video Games etc.The other attractions are Restaurants, Coffee shops, Telescopic Viewetc.

Badi Ki Dhar :

It is situated at an altitude of 6781 feet above sea level. It brings an beautiful sight for the tourists and the place is famous for Lord Shiva temple.

Chadwick Falls :

It is located in the Glen forests of Shimla. The environment is dark and dense due to the thick connopying forest. No matter of the environment one must throw the stone away from the city and must visit the place as it gives an all together different feeling.

Kiala Forest :

It is located in Kothai region of Shimla. This lush green and densely forested area is a must visit for adventure junkies and nature lovers. Enjoy some time in wilderness along with breathtaking views of the city from the top. There are locker facilities available here, so that you can keep your luggage safely and explore the place on foot.

Jakhu Ropeway :

The ropeway connects the Ridge and Jakhu Temple. During the ride you will be able to witness the most astonishing views and would wish to come back again at the same place.

Shimla Reserve Forest Sanctuary :

This is an ideal place for all those who want to witness the beautiful greenery of Shimla and experience an adrenaline rush by encountering a number of animals that harmoniously coexist here.You’llalso get to witness a variety of animals like bears, leopards, jackals, deers etc.

Christ Church :

The Christ Church Shimla is the second oldest church in northern India which was constructed in the Neo-gothic style.The church is painted a light yellow colour and stands at the eastern end of the main street of Shimla called the Ridge. The neo-gothic church would appear completely out of place in any other Indian city but fits in perfectly with the yesteryear charm of the city.