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| Shimla : Dwelling on a panoramic location, the hilly town is surrounded by green pastures and snow-capped peaks. The spectacular cool hills accompanied by the structures made during the colonial era create an aura, which is very different from other hill stations. Bulging at its seams with unprecedented expansion, Shimla retains its colonial heritage, with grand old buildings, among them are the stately Viceregal Lodge, charming iron lamp posts and Anglo-Saxon names. The Mall, packed with shops and eateries, is the centre of attraction of the town, and Scandal Point, associated with the former Maharaja of Patiala's escapades, offers a view of distant snowclad peaks. |
| Jakhoo Hill is Shimla's highest point, at the top is an old famous jakhoo temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman. |
| Shimla is only 45 kms from chail via kufri. |
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| Kufri : Kufri is a tiny hill station located 19 km from Shimla on the National Highway No.22. Kufri is 28kms from chail ,the road from chail to kufri . Kufri has a Himalayan Nature park a small high altitude zoo and close by is the Indira Tourist Park. One can hike through thick forest around Kufri to the Mahasu Peak- the highest peak in Kufri. |
| Kufri is only 28 Kms from Chail. |
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| Fagu : Fagu at an altitude of 2450 meters high (Approx.) having some enchanting views . A rare range of views is visible from here, which include vivid dales and snow clad peaks. The picturesque countryside is dotted with clusters of villages, fruit gardens and nearby terraced fields. Fog characterizes the hillside landscape endowed with romantic ambience during the month July – September most of the area is covered with conifers of Himalayan cedar and spruce. |
| Fagu is only 22kms from Shimla via kufri. |
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| Naldhera : Naldhera is a beautiful little village near Shimla. You can see the deep gorge of the Sutlej River from here, and listen to its gurgling in this otherwise quiet place. But Naldhera is mainly famous for its nine-hole golf course, one of the oldest and highest in the country. It has a springy turf and a crown of deodar trees. The course, whose topography is absolutely natural, was laid out at the turn of the century at the instance of Lord Curzon, the then Viceroy of India. At such a height, the course is one of the most challenging in the country. The links are maintained by Himachal Tourism. |
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