Tell about Kufri?

There is a range of slopes, including a beginner's run, an advanced slope and slalom run. Himachal Tourism offers ski courses, instruction and has equipment on hire at Kufri. The Skiing season spreads between November to February and the tourist inflow is at its peak during winters

Other Winter Sports : You can also enjoy tobogganing, hiking and horse riding here. But do not expect European or American resort slopes or facilities. Kufri also has heli-skiing facilities. Kufri holds the National Snow Statue Competition sometime in January.

Naldehra : Himachal Tourism Hotel 'Golf Glade' looks after the accommodation and food of the visitors to this pa -68 golf ground and pleasure spot. Lord Curzon, Viceroy of India (1899 to 1905). Was so enchanted by the beauty of the place that he named his daughter Alexandra Naldehra. More Information on Naldehra.

Mahasu Peak : Mahasu Peak is the highest peak in Kufri, about 19 km from Shimla. Here one can take a short trek through the forest, enjoying the breathtaking views. One can hike through thick forest around Kufri to the Mahasu Peak- the highest peak in Kufri. Fagu and Koti situated nearby are ideal for trekking. Accommodation facilities are available at Kufri.

Shimla, like most hill stations in India, was made popular by the British. By 1864, it had become the summer capital of British India. The then Viceroy chose to move here for the summers with his entire staff.

Fagu : Quite and peaceful, 22 km away, it is a fine resort far from the madding crowd. It has a Rest House and Tourists Bungalow overlooking the Giri valley.

The first thing that a traveller notices about Shimla is the upbeat nature of the place. It is young and also old, trendy and traditional too, and urban with a certain pastoral charm. Churches and temples dot the landscape without any conflict. It is a happy place to be.

Indira Tourist Park : The Indira Tourist Park is near the Himalayan Nature Park and provides panoramic view of the locations around. Also Visit Chini Bunglow of Kufri.

You can call this road the heart of Shimla, and it is abuzz with activities all through the year. You will be able to buy anything here, from clothes to shoes and trinkets to spices. For the foodies, the Mall Road has many options including hand-tossed pizzas, pastries, organic coffee and variety of international cuisine. No vehicles are allowed here, making it easy to stroll around.

Charabra : Hotel Wildflower Hall is located 13 km from Shimla, next to the village of Charabra, on the Shimla-Kufri road. Situated 8250 ft above sea-level, Hotel Wildflower Hall offers a spectacular view of the cedar forests and mountain ranges and breathtaking views of the Greater Himalayas.

The best time to visit the Ridge is at night. The place is lit up beautifully, the church, the national flag, and you can quickly capture the moving clouds in the light. It is pleasantly cold and a great place to enjoy the view of the mountains. Do not forget to pick up some pine cones!

This church will remind you of the developments that took place during the British Raj. It is indeed an architectural legacy of the British that shines in the hill station. The church building is done up in neo-gothic style.

Prospect hill is in western Shimlas and has the Kamna Devi temple on top of it.

Jakhoo Hill is the place where Lord Hanuman is said to have rested while searching for the Sanjeevani plant. A gigantic 33 m high statue of Lord Hanuman atop this hill is a landmark in Shimla. There is more to this summit than the statue and it is a good idea to trek up to see what lies there. It is believed that Lord Hanuman's footprints are engraved on a marble stone in the main temple complex. Paintings and statues of Lord Hanuman and Lord Ram, from the Ramayana, decorate this temple precinct. Local visitors ring the bell for good luck before making their descent back to Shimla.

The beautiful Summer hill has Himachal Pradesh university campus .It is about 2100 metres above sea level.

If you take the small road that cuts between Christ Church and State Library at the Ridge, you can see an arrow-mark on the wall, that directs you to the Jakhoo temple. A hike of 2.5 km through dense forest and green valleys, is pleasant and refreshing, and takes less than an hour. In the north, you can see the high Shivalik range and on the west, you can see Shimla.

Shimla capital of Himachal Pradesh is called “Queen of hills “because of its scenic beauty and beautiful surroundings .It is also most populated city of Himachal Pradesh .The tranquil beauty of Shimla attracts lots of Tourists from all around the globe. The lush green hills and snow capped peaks brings unforgettable experience to people who visit Shimla .Lets explore some interesting and unknown facts about Shimla which no body knows

This beautiful hill station is built on seven different hills namely Inverarm hill, Bantony hill , Elysium hill, Observatory hills, prospect hill, summer hill and Jakhu hill.The highest point in Shimla is the Jakhu hill.

Prospect hill is in western Shimlas and has the Kamna Devi temple on top of it.

The beautiful Summer hill has Himachal Pradesh university campus .It is about 2100 metres above sea level.

Coming towards The Ridge from Summer Hill, the next hill in line is the Observatory hill.

If you are interested in Museums ,Inverarm hill is ideal place to visit .It has Himachal state Museum .It is calm and quite place.

Bantony is in central Shimla right before Scandal point.

Jakhu hill is Shimla’s highest peak. It offers beautiful views of nature. It also has famous ‘Jakhu Temple ”Jakhu temple is an ancient Temple in Shimla dedicated to Hindu God Hanuman. Here every year a big festival is held on Dussehra .You can go to this temple by foot from Ridge or hire a horse .Taxis are also available here .There is a giant statue 108 feet high of Hanuman at Jakhu temple overlooking the entire city. Believers say that Jakhu temple holds the footprints of Lord Hanuman.

The MTB Himalayas ,an annual biking race is held in the state of Himachal Pradesh. It started in 2005, the race covers nearly 500 km in span of 8 days and is one of the toughest MTB stage races in the world .The race is sponsored by Hero cycles India .The race begins from Shimla and end at Shimla. It passes through Shimla ,Kullu and Mandi districts and is one of the most important facts regarding Shimla