Chail is very famous place of Himachal Pradesh. The Chail Palace is well known for its architecture, the palace was built as summer retreat by theMaharaja of Patiala during the British Raj. Chail is connected with Solan as well as with Shimla District Headquarter. It is 49 kms from Shimla and 38 Kms from solan.&nbsp;

A ridge or a mountain ridge is a geographical feature consisting of a chain of mountains or hills that form a continuous elevated crest for some distance. The sides of the ridge slope away from narrow top on either side.&nbsp;

Lying at a height of about 2,100 ft above sea level, Summer Hill is one of the seven hills that surround the city of Shimla. Dotted with gorgeous deodar and pine trees, this picturesque suburb is home to Summer Hill, one of the seven hills that ring the city of Shimla.&nbsp;

The Rashtrapati Niwas, formerly known as Viceregal Lodge, is located on the Observatory Hills of Shimla, Himachal Pradesh, India. It was formerly the residence of the British Viceroy of India. It houses some of the most ancient articles and photographs going back to the times of the British rule in India.&nbsp;

A paradise for nature lovers, Naldehra is famous as one of the oldest golf courses in the country, located at a height of 2,200 m above sea level. An 18-hole course, it is considered as one of the most challenging in India.&nbsp;

Kali Bari Mandir is a Hindu temple situated on Bantony Hill, Shimla. The temple is dedicated to fearsome reincarnation of Goddess Kali, known as Shyamala, after which the Shimla city is named. The goddess is believed to have existed near Jakhoo.&nbsp;

The summer season in Kufri starts in April and lasts till the end of June. With weather extremely pleasant, the temperature during this season is around 12 to 19 degrees Celcius. The time is ideal for all the outdoor activities and hence is a great time to visit the place. But since summer is the best time for nearby Shimla, Kufri sees a lot of tourists during this season.

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The Monsoon showers hit Kufri from July to September. Rainfall is scanty and the temperature drops to 10-degree Celcius. It becomes slightly difficult during these months to go up to the Mahasu peak and is a low season for tourism.
Winters months in Kufri are from November to March. The place is very cold during these months and the temperature touches subzero levels. However, these months are perfect for all the snow activities and hence you can enjoy skiing and snow-related sports during these months.
November to March are the best months to visit Kufri when the snowfall is at its peak. However, summer months from April till June are quite pleasant and sees a lot of travelers. For individuals looking for heaps of snow that cover the town or for a good skiing vacation, November to March may be the best time to visit. However, for those looking to just enjoy the cool air with hill station vibes, the months of April to June are well suited.

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Shimla offers much more than charming colonial buildings against a backdrop of the magnificent snow-capped Himalayas. Much more than the dozens of Bollywood songs set on Mall Road or its oldest boarding schools. The upper reaches around the Shimla region offer skating on natural ice as well as hosts the MTB Himalaya (South East Asia’s biggest mountain biking race). Shimla also boasts ownership of the 16th century “Arya Astha Sahasrikas Prajna Paramita” Tibetan script (at the quaint Maria Brothers antique booksellers) and the Jakhu Temple Shrine with Lord Hanuman’s footprints.
Originally part of the Kingdom of Nepal (before it was declared the British Summer Capital of India), pleasant summers and snow-covered winters make Shimla a favorite weekend getaway with tourists all the year around. Expect a tattoo artist around every corner, but expect no food after midnight. Legendary ghost stories (Chudail Baudi, for single men whose cars slow down for the lady in the white sari) and fantastic cultural heritage make this visit all the more memorable. Travel your way up that UNESCO heritage railway route to Shimla for sights and sounds like never before.
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Shimla offers much more than charming colonial buildings against a backdrop of the magnificent snow-capped Himalayas. Much more than the dozens of Bollywood songs set on Mall Road or its oldest boarding schools. The upper reaches around the Shimla region offer skating on natural ice as well as hosts the MTB Himalaya (South East Asia’s biggest mountain biking race). Shimla also boasts ownership of the 16th century “Arya Astha Sahasrikas Prajna Paramita” Tibetan script (at the quaint Maria Brothers antique booksellers) and the Jakhu Temple Shrine with Lord Hanuman’s footprints.
Originally part of the Kingdom of Nepal (before it was declared the British Summer Capital of India), pleasant summers and snow-covered winters make Shimla a favorite weekend getaway with tourists all the year around. Expect a tattoo artist around every corner, but expect no food after midnight. Legendary ghost stories (Chudail Baudi, for single men whose cars slow down for the lady in the white sari) and fantastic cultural heritage make this visit all the more memorable. Travel your way up that UNESCO heritage railway route to Shimla for sights and sounds like never before.

Shimla – The Queen of Hills

Shimla is the capital of the northern Indian state of Himachal Pradesh, in the Himalayan foothills. Once the summer capital of British India, it remains the terminus of the narrow-gauge Kalka-Shimla Railway, completed in 1903. It’s also known for the handicraft shops that line The Mall, a pedestrian avenue, as well as the Lakkar Bazaar, a market specializing in wooden toys and crafts.

Christ Church is one the oldest churches in North India and was built by the British in 1857 to serve the large Anglican British community in the area. The majestic appearance of the church and its stunning location makes it a prime attraction in Shimla. The church has stained glass windows, which represents faith, hope, charity, fortitude, patience, and humanity. It is one of the long lasting legacies of British rule in India and also Shimla's most popular landmark. The church building is constructed in the Neo-Gothic style of architecture and anyone visiting Shimla should spend some time in this glorious structure.&nbsp;

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Christ Church is one of the oldest churches in North India and was built by the British in 1857 to serve the largely Anglican British community in the area. The majestic appearance of the church and its stunning location makes it a prime attraction in Shimla. The church has stained glass windows, which represent faith, hope, charity, fortitude, patience, and humanity. It is one of the long-lasting legacies of British rule in India and also Shimla's most popular landmark. The church building is constructed in the Neo-Gothic style of architecture and anyone visiting Shimla should spend some time in this glorious structure.

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