Tell about Kufri?

A quick search on Internet suggests that Kufri has been a preferred destination with honeymooners for number of years. And lets be honest, we Indians love to do the bhed chaal (sheep walk). “My chacha’s son- in-law went for honeymoon to Kufri, we must go as well.

Kufri does not have an airport or a railway station. However, Kufri is linked with Shimla, Narkanda, and Rampur by road. Travelers can also hire taxis from Shimla to reach Kufri. The area around Kufri can be explored on horseback. We would provide you all India tourist permit vehicles for the local transportations and also for the intercity drives too.

Kufri was a preferred destination when snow was in abundance in Shimla. However, for the last 2 years snowfall has reduced drastically and trust us, probability of finding snow in Kufri is extremely low now.

Kufri Fun Campus an amusement park to enjoy the whole day. a lifetime experience of adventure at the height of 9000 feet.

Tourism in Kufri is controlled by unions of daily-wage earners, seeking to maximise profits by duping tourists into taking mule rides. At the base camp of Mahasu peak, they will offer you a 14- km ride up for Rs 350/- per head.

This park is an excellent destination for family to make a memorable day, is equipped with various rides, pools and world's highest go-kart track.

by the time you reach up you have barely climbed a 2 – 3 odd km. The same distance can be covered in 20 – 30 min while walking up and on a fairly easy trail. Here is a tip – if you start climbing up, after every 20 steps you take, the rates of going up on the mule will come down exponentially.

Certainly, a ride on the mules is exciting, but there have been cases of accidents where people have fallen from these mules.

Huge number of children, teenagers and adults visit this place.Very nice place to visit to enjoy weather and sight seen throughout the year.

The problem is not the mules, but the trail, which have not been maintained over the years to carry such activity.

The problem is not the mules, but the trail, which have not been maintained over the years to carry such activity.

Kufri to the Mahasu Peak- the highest peak in Kufri.

The Indira Tourist Park is near the Himalayan Nature Park and provides panoramic view of the locations around.

If you are the kind who wants to walk up and enjoy the forest trail, remember you will have to take the same trail as the mules and it is ridden with mule crap.

The trail will not smell fresh flowers. Instead, you will see dust and mule crap to take care of the fragrance to make up for your experience in Kufri.

When you reach the Mahasu peak, there is a Nag Devta temple, which is worth seeing and of course there are beautiful vistas which pan out at a distance but please don’t care to even look around your immediate environment

It is the Kufri bungalow which is very famous for its statues and architecture.

The temple is adjacent to a ground, which is bereft of even single blade of grass. So don’t expect to see any garden or greenery at the top. Of course, there will be more dust to eat with your snacks.

1. Kufri was a preferred destination when snow was in abundance in Shimla. However, for the last 2 years snowfall has reduced drastically and trust us, probability of finding snow in Kufri is extremely low now.

If you are the one who likes to see nice architecture than all you will find in Kufri is shanties. A so-called modern market complex has come up in Kufri but all you see are tin-covered sheds serving chai and pakodas

2. Tourism in Kufri is controlled by unions of daily-wage earners, seeking to maximise profits by duping tourists into taking mule rides.

The other structures to be seen in Kufri are cemented ramshackle building of panchayat bhawan and of course a Sulabh International toilet.

Even if you are a picnicker and looking for a private getaway then Kufri for sure is not a place to visit as it is thronged by thousands of people every day.

At the base camp of Mahasu peak, they will offer you a 14- km ride up for Rs 350/- per head. However, by the time you reach up you have barely climbed a 2 – 3 odd km.

If you are the kind who hates to be photographed as a Phoolan Devi with a gun sitting on a Yak, then please don’t visit Kufri’s Mahasu peak.