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from city center 53 out of 63
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Khara Pathar is located at a height of 8770 feet above sea level, making it the highest point on the Shimla route. The staggering height of the village makes the view here a thing of the legends, especially at night when all the scattered houses on the hill are lit up like tiny specks. Although, the road that leads to Khara Pathar from Shimla is an extremely off track road, this never dims the place's charm.

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from city center 54 out of 63
Places To Visit in Shimla

East of Shimla lies the quaint village of Parhaat. Near this village and on the banks of the babbling river Pabar is the stunning valley of Hatkoti. This valley of stone temples is as preternatural and peculiar as it is ancient. Hatkoti has always been a place that brings together several individuals and tourists due to its unique architecture and religious importance.

20 km
from city center 55 out of 63
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Claimed to be around 800 years old, this is the oldest historical monument around this region. The fort is spread over a large area and has a number fresh-water springs. Walk around this ancient structure to find a few more monuments such as the Gurkha For and more.

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Sipi fair held in Shimla is celebrated in a suburb Sipur, 2 km from Mashobra, is named after Sipi deity and annually organised in May. The main attraction is the visit of the deity from the nearby hamlet Deothi. During the festival, the place turns into a mystical setting, and nobody spends the night here. The fair provides an opportunity for visitors to connect with the local culture of India.

7 km
from city center 57 out of 63
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Spread across an area of 55,670 sq km this wildlife sanctuary is a forested area and has a wide variety of flora and fauna. A lot of endangered species can be found here, including the Cheer Pheasant.

9 km
from city center 58 out of 63
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Himalayan Nature Park in Kufri, near Shimla, is a renowned sanctuary that showcases the diverse flora and fauna of the Western Himalayas. It houses a variety of native species, including the Himalayan Monal, the state bird of Himachal Pradesh, as well as leopards, bears, and musk deer. The park offers visitors a unique opportunity to experience the region's natural beauty through well-marked trails and informative exhibits on the area's biodiversity.

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from city center 59 out of 63
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Situated along the scenic banks of the Sutlej River, these geothermal springs are celebrated for their therapeutic properties, offering respite to weary travelers seeking relief from various ailments and stress. Enriched with minerals and heated by underground volcanic activity, the mineral-rich waters provide a soothing and rejuvenating experience for bathers, easing tired muscles and promoting overall well-being.

18 km
from city center 60 out of 63
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Tattapani is a destination for water sport activity fanatics. River rafting in the cold water of River Sutlej, one of the longest rivers of India can be a lot of fun and exciting. With bewitching landscape all around, ideal time for this activity is during May and June. One can also enjoy this activity from Chabba (12 kms) to Tattapani or from Sunni (5 kms) to Tattapani. Another option is a stretch of 36 kms from Pandowa to Tattapani.

7 km
from city center 61 out of 63
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The perfect destination for nature and adventure lovers, Shaily Peak, is located close to Mahakali Lake in Shimla and features dense green forests and rocky yet wide trails ideal for trekking. The top of the Peak, which is at a distance of 8km from the base Khatol and at an altitude of 9,400 feet, provides marvelous views of the green Shimla countryside and the distant snow-clad Himalayan ranges.

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from city center 62 out of 63
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Set on a 4-acre land at 7,000 feet above sea level, Jubbal Palace in the town of Jubbal is one of the most famous attractions in Shimla. Also called the Woodville Palace Hotel, the structure is an architectural wonder designed by a French architect and is made of sandstone and deodar wood.

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from city center 63 out of 63
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Located in Chharabara, just 10 km from Shimla, this is the official retreat residence for the President of India. It was built in 1850 and was part of the Viceroy of India property. The architectural pattern and the natural beauty of the place have made The Retreat a tourist attraction in Shimla.