Shimla in Himalayas

Shimla Tours

Shimla is considered the leading queen of all India’s hill stations. During British rule, Shimla was the summer capital, and still boasts many majestic buildings and quaint features, including pedestrianized streets. Given the inspiring beauty and tranquil nature of the town, and as the state capital of Himachal Pradesh, it’s no surprise that Shimla is a popular destination for visitors from around the world, particularly for honeymooners and enduring romantics. There’s much to fall in love with here, as you venture into a world of mountains, terraced hillsides and valleys, and dense forests of oak, pine and rhododendrons.

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Adventure & Outdoors

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Highlights

Christ Church
Mall Road Area
Trek to Jakhu Hill
Gaiety Theater

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Meditation and yoga practicing at sunset

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15 Days: from $5,590 USD / person

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Places to Stay

Clarkes Hotel

Style: Heritage

Today a preferred holiday destination, Shimla was once the imperial summer capital of the British Raj, located at an altitude of 7250ft and famous for the quaint little toy train bringing you up.

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The Oberoi Cecil, Shimla

Style: International

An integral part of Shimla’s colonial history, the Oberoi Cecil, Shimla is a celebration of the Raj’s influential rule in the ‘queen of hill stations.’ Crackling fires, period furniture and a beautiful atrium, all create an inviting ambience for the weary soul.

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Trekking in Shimla

Style: Guest house

Trekking through picturesque trails meandering through serene forests and ancient villages.

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Other Interesting Places

The beautiful Pangon Lake, which sits high up in the Himalayas at a stunning altitude of 4350 meters, is quite popular with tourists from all over the world!

Pangong Lake

Alchi village lies in the Leh district of Ladakh in Jammu and Kashmir, situated on the left bank of the Indus River, 7 km downstream from the capital of Leh.

Alchi

Darjeeling is known as East India’s Queen of the Hills. Encompassed by verdant tea plantations and perched atop a steep ridge, the town offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and valleys.

Darjeeling

Dehradun: Erstwhile colonial influence: Once a British settlement, this dream destination in the Doon Valley nestled in the mountain ranges of the Himalayas in Uttaranchal, is on the threshold of a world full of adventure, spiritualism and tranquility and makes the perfect entry point for enthusiastic trekkers and mountaineers.

Dehradun

Dharamsala offers a delicious taste of Tibet! In fact, the town has been given the illustrious title of the Little Lhasa in India.

Dharamsala

Haridwar is a significant pilgrimage destination and is considered by Hindu worshippers as the Gateway of the Gods.

Haridwar

Kalka (derived from the name of the Goddess Kali) is a small town in Haryana’s Panchkula District, located in the foothills of the mighty Himalayas and is an ideal gateway to the beautiful state of Himachal.

Kalka

Ladakh: The land of endless discoveries! Bound by two of the world’s mightiest mountain ranges, Ladakh is gifted with high mountains, lakes and beautiful ancient Buddhist monasteries.

Leh

Leh, also dubbed Little Tibet, is a mesmerizing land of contrasts, with its stark and scenic beauty.

Leh

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