Shimla is the Capital of Himachal Pradesh, India. It is one of
India's most popular tourist spots. So there was good reason why British
Empire had chosen it to be the "Summer Capital" of India.
CLIMATE:
The climate of Shimla ranges from a minimum of -7o C to maximum of 28 o C. The best climate to view the beauty of Shimla is during the summers that are the months of April to June. For those who like to try Skiing, Skating and the likes, November to January would be the best time to visit.
PLACES OF INTERESTS:
The Mall:
This is a shopping hub and has many restaurants, clubs, banks, bars etc.
Kufri:
Located 16km away from Shimla, it is famous for its Winter Sports like Ice Skating and Skiing.
Chail:
It was a summer retreat that was built by Maharaja of Patiala. It has the highest cricket pitch in the world.
Annadale:
This place, operated by Military, has lot of museums that show the Army related things. It has really long lawns that can be accessed by public. The lawns also have several flowers along the path.
Chadwick Falls:
A trip to the fall during the monsoons is an experience that must never be missed. Home to some of the old shrines, it gives immense pleasure to the tourists.
Jakhu Hill:
Its 2km from Shimla and this has an old temple of Lord Hanuman. The Hanuman Idol is staggering 108 feet high.
Shimla State Museum:
This museum has tried to protect the culture of the state which could be seen in the Pahari Paintings, Sculptures, Costumes, Jeweler and the bronze wood carvings.
Christ Church:
This is the Second Oldest Church in the Northern India. This church represents faith, hope, patience and humility.
Summer Hill:
Mahatma Gandhi visited this hill because of its quiet surroundings. Tourists looking to find peace of mind should use this place.
Tara Devi:
This temple is dedicated to Goddess of Stars on the Tara Devi Hill. This hill is also the headquarters of Bharat Scouts and Guides.
Rail Ride:
If one has to visit Shimla, never miss the rail ride that starts from Kalka and ends at Shimla. This rail line holds the Record in the Guinness Book for the steep rise in the altitude that is around 96kms.
WHERE TO STAY
Shimla is also famous for its Victorian style of Architecture. If one wishes to savor the legacy of British past, PRIM Resorts, Shimla welcome you with open arms. It's a heritage resort, built in 1893 by the British, has all it's furnishing in Victorian Style. It also houses several antiques that are over hundred years old. The Deodar trees that give an instant mood lift to the travelers surround this resort. The luxury resort is situated just 10kms away from the iconic Mall Road.
CLIMATE:
The climate of Shimla ranges from a minimum of -7o C to maximum of 28 o C. The best climate to view the beauty of Shimla is during the summers that are the months of April to June. For those who like to try Skiing, Skating and the likes, November to January would be the best time to visit.
PLACES OF INTERESTS:
The Mall:
This is a shopping hub and has many restaurants, clubs, banks, bars etc.
Kufri:
Located 16km away from Shimla, it is famous for its Winter Sports like Ice Skating and Skiing.
Chail:
It was a summer retreat that was built by Maharaja of Patiala. It has the highest cricket pitch in the world.
Annadale:
This place, operated by Military, has lot of museums that show the Army related things. It has really long lawns that can be accessed by public. The lawns also have several flowers along the path.
Chadwick Falls:
A trip to the fall during the monsoons is an experience that must never be missed. Home to some of the old shrines, it gives immense pleasure to the tourists.
Jakhu Hill:
Its 2km from Shimla and this has an old temple of Lord Hanuman. The Hanuman Idol is staggering 108 feet high.
Shimla State Museum:
This museum has tried to protect the culture of the state which could be seen in the Pahari Paintings, Sculptures, Costumes, Jeweler and the bronze wood carvings.
Christ Church:
This is the Second Oldest Church in the Northern India. This church represents faith, hope, patience and humility.
Summer Hill:
Mahatma Gandhi visited this hill because of its quiet surroundings. Tourists looking to find peace of mind should use this place.
Tara Devi:
This temple is dedicated to Goddess of Stars on the Tara Devi Hill. This hill is also the headquarters of Bharat Scouts and Guides.
Rail Ride:
If one has to visit Shimla, never miss the rail ride that starts from Kalka and ends at Shimla. This rail line holds the Record in the Guinness Book for the steep rise in the altitude that is around 96kms.
WHERE TO STAY
Shimla is also famous for its Victorian style of Architecture. If one wishes to savor the legacy of British past, PRIM Resorts, Shimla welcome you with open arms. It's a heritage resort, built in 1893 by the British, has all it's furnishing in Victorian Style. It also houses several antiques that are over hundred years old. The Deodar trees that give an instant mood lift to the travelers surround this resort. The luxury resort is situated just 10kms away from the iconic Mall Road.
