Apr 15, 2024
By: Ayush Mehrotra
Often overshadowed by Shimla, Mashobra offers serene landscapes and a quieter atmosphere. You can visit Craignano Nature Park for its beautiful trails and lush greenery.
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While Chail is gaining popularity, it's still less crowded compared to Shimla. Explore the Chail Palace, take a nature walk in the pine forests, or visit the Cricket Ground, which is the highest in the world.
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Known for its hot springs, Tattapani is a peaceful village located on the banks of River Sutlej. You can enjoy a relaxing dip in the hot water springs or indulge in river rafting.
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About 60 kilometers from Shimla, Narkanda offers stunning views of the Himalayas. It's a great destination for skiing in winter and trekking during other seasons.
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Situated around 22 kilometers from Shimla, Fagu is a small village known for its apple orchards and panoramic views of the surrounding hills.
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Famous for its apple orchards, Kotgarh is a charming village known as the "Apple Bowl of India." You can visit the Stokes Farm to learn about apple cultivation and enjoy the scenic beauty.
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Near Narkanda, Hatu Peak offers breathtaking views of the Himalayas and the surrounding valleys. You can trek or drive up to the peak and visit the ancient Hatu Mata Temple.
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While Jakhoo Temple is popular, the hill itself offers quiet trails and magnificent views of Shimla and the surrounding mountains. You can take a leisurely hike up the hill to enjoy the scenery.
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While Kufri is somewhat known, it's often overshadowed by Shimla. It offers beautiful landscapes, horse riding, and a fun adventure park. You can also trek to Mahasu Peak for stunning views.
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