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Shimla the beautiful hill station is surrounded by picturesque green valleys, snow-capped series of Himalayan Mountains. Shimla is also the capital of northern Indian state of Himachal Pradesh. Nature has blessed this city with scenic hills, beautiful season and spectacular structures made during the British period at Himalayan foothills. The city creates an aura of majestic India and grasps various attractions in its vicinity that look completely staggering in winters.
Few of most popular Tourist attraction in Shimla are listing below with brief details:
The Ridge is a broad open street located on the side of the famous Mall Road in Shimla. This very popular among the tourist and considered the heart of Shimla. This is a much loved and enjoyed stretch here; visitors come and soak themselves in the spectacular views of the mountains and evergreen trees surrounding it. The Ridge is the best place to enjoy the aura of nature which offers the visitors panoramic scenic beauty, hassle-free atmosphere, and lush green vegetation. All these richness makes it a popular location for photographing among the visitors. It is the hub of all cultural activities and known as the face of Shimla.
Mall road is most happening place of the city. All daily activities revolves around The Mall Road .People comes for doing shopping to enjoying foods as most popular restaurants, clubs, as well as banks, shops, post offices and tourist offices are located here. One can find shops for local handicrafts, shawls, woolen work artifacts, gorgeous jewelry etc. here. Mall Road is one of the busiest and commercial areas of this city till date. Mall Road has places such as the Scandal Point and Kali Bari Temple its vicinity has are also exciting attraction.
St. Mary’s Cathedral is located on Mall Road in the Jalandhar Cantonment area. It is affiliated to the province of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Delhi. It is a representation of the secular culture of India and was first built in 1847. In 1971, the church achieved the status of a cathedral. In 1987, Old cathedral was demolished and the foundation stone for the new cathedral was laid and was blessed by Pope John Paul II. The new cathedral was inaugurated on, 29 October 1989 as it was Sunday. It was Diwali a Hindu festival, its inauguration was marked the secular model of the country. Its architecture is very attractive and worth visiting places in the city.
Tour to Shimla is not confined to the city Shimla only; there are so many beautiful places to be worth visiting. One of the places is Kufri which is on higher altitude, colder, and little crowded. Kufri is 13 km away from the city. The sceneries and landscapes are more obsequious. In winters Kufri becomes a hub of a lot of actions and delights. Skiing is a popular sport and a winter sports festival is hosted in February. Those who wish to go for skiing many setups here provide both training and facilities for the same.
Build-in 1857 A.D. for the British community, Shimla Christ Church is situated at the Mall Road. This congregation is the second oldest church in North India. The interiors and the neo-gothic architecture are very beautiful and appealing makes this church one of the important attractions in Shimla. Hope, Charity, Fortitude, Patience, and Humility of Christian virtues of faith are represented here through five glass windows. Installed in September 1899, the pipe-organ of Christ Church is the largest in the Indian subcontinent. Lightings are done at around evening time on the church to illuminate it. Church has a great collection of books and ancient scriptures.
Ice Skating is a famous sport in Shimla. The Shimla Ice Skating Rink is the largest and naturally formed rink in India and also in entire South Asia. During winter Ice skating is a popular sport among tourists and locals. Ice skating in this largest open-air arena bound to fill your excursion with adventure and fun. The plan of coming here after hair transplant could be refreshing and rejuvenating.
Jakhoo Temple is an ancient temple in Shimla. This temple is dedicated to the Hindu deity Hanuman. Legends have in it that once Hanuman has stopped here while he was in search of Jadibuti. This temple has the world's largest Hanuman statue, which is visible from many parts of Shimla. Statue was unveiled at Jakhoo temple on 4 November 2010 at the height of 2,455 m above the sea level. Jakhoo Hill is the highest peak in Shimla. One can reach there by foot, horse, and taxi or can use Ropeway.