Shimla
Also known as The Summer Refuge of the British today, Shimla is the capital of Himachal Pradesh and is truly a "Destination for all seasons ". Shimla derives its name from goddess "Shayamla Devi", another manifestation of Goddess Kali. Green pastures and snow-capped peaks surround the hilly town. The Mall, packed with shops and eateries, is the centre of attraction of the town. Attraction In Shimla
Christ Church
Christ Church is the second oldest church of Northern India and it overlooks the ridge and is one of the landmarks of Shimla. The exquisite beauty comes with the stained glasses fitted on its windows.
Himachal State Museum & Library
The museum is located 2.5 kms. west of the scandal point. It has got a good collection of ancient historical sculptures, paintings, coins, photos and other items from all over the state and outside. It also has a library housing many historical books and manuscripts.
Himalayan Aviary
Himalayan Aviary or the Himalayan Bird Park is a natural habitat of numerous species of birds found in Himachal such as Himalayan Monal, Pheasants, Peafowls and National Bird of India, the Peacock.
Kufri
About 16 kms. from Shimla is the this hill famous for its trekking and hiking trails. It is also known for nature parks and picnic spots. It also has a Potato Research Station.
NarkandaOn the Hindustan Tibet road, Narkanda offers spectacular views of snow ranges and an uphill trek through Deodar woods leads to Hatu Peak. The ancient temple of Hatu Mata is alive with skiers.
Taptapani
Situated on the bank of river Sutlej it is well known for its hot springs having sulpher contents. The Hindu temples and Shiv Goofa at Saraur are worth seeing.








