Wildflower Hall, An Oberoi Resort, Chharabra, Shimla 171012, India
Government of India, Ministry of Tourism
Travel Notes
Shimla is the capital of the Himalayan state of Himachal Pradesh. Located in the orchard belt of the State of Himachal, you can find delicious apples and cherries for sale in the summer months.
Set within 93,078 square metres (23 acres) of fragrant cedar forest, 2,515 metres above sea level, Wildflower Hall is 15 km from central Shimla. And approximately three hours by car from Chandigarh. The roads wind around steep mountains, through cedar forests and offer spectacular views.
The Oberoi, Bengaluru derives most of its electricity needs from wind power.
Our Bengaluru hotel also has IoT-based air purification in all guest rooms. This advanced filtration system cleanses the air of airborne pollutants and allergens. For the healthiest air in the city.
The hotel is equipped with electric vehicle (EV) charging stations.
Enjoy a four-course menu and a perfectly paired bottle of wine at a candlelit table in our gazebo. Your dedicated chef for the evening will prepare each dish just as you like it, right before your eyes.
Savour an exquisite four course dinner in our timeless English-style living room, replete with classic furnishings, a fireplace and candlelight. An enchanting setting to experience culinary excellence with someone special. For an unforgettable evening of indulgence and relaxation.
Step into our private, in house theatre for an evening of delectable cuisines accompanied by films of your choice. Savour a four course dinner served with our intuitive, unobtrusive care. Raise a candlelit toast with someone special to an unforgettable holiday with us.
Enjoy a guided nature walk and an Oberoi picnic hamper in the grounds of Lord Ripon and Lord Lytton’s erstwhile weekend retreat. Perched on a hilltop and nestled amongst 40,000 square metres (10 acres) of terraced apple orchards, our secluded picnic spot offers beautiful views of the surrounding hills.
Take a guided walk through history on a full day excursion to nearby central Shimla, the erstwhile British summer capital. Spot original architecture and hear stories of times gone by. Sights include Viceregal Lodge, Gorton Castle, St. Michael's Cathedral, The Mall, The Ridge and Clarkes Hotel.
This tranquil hill station was a favourite of the Viceroy Lord Curzon, who not only designed India’s first 9-hole golf course here but also named his third daughter, Alexandra Naldehra, after it. Nowadays, Naldehra, at 2,195 metres above sea level, boasts a challenging golf course that is rated amongst the best in the country. For those more interested in trekking, Naldehra is also home to Shali Peak, whose hiking trail runs a steep 8 km to the summit for beautiful views.
Originally the residence of Lord Dufferin, Viceroy of India (1884–1888), the Viceregal Lodge peers over Shimla from its perch on Observatory Hill. Worth a visit, for many momentous decisions were made in this building, including the move to carve Pakistan from India in 1947.
Chail is best known for its cricket ground. Commissioned by the Maharaja of Patiala in 1893, it is the highest in the world at 2,444 metres above sea level. Nowadays, the cricket ground is used by the students at Chail Military School, a building also constructed by the Maharaja. During their vacations, the ground is transformed into a polo ground. Other notable attractions include Chail Palace, the Maharaja’s summer retreat, which boasts beautiful architecture, and Kali Ka Tibba Temple, which attracts Hindu pilgrims from across the globe and trekkers keen to take in views across the Shivalik Ranges.
Jakhoo Hill is one of the highest peak in Shimla city. Standing at 2,438 metres, it offers a different but equally fantastic perspective of the Himalayas to that which can be seen from Wildflower Hall. Jakhoo Hill is also home to an ancient temple and a towering statue of Lord Hanuman, the monkey god; a symbol of unwavering energy and devotion.
Narkanda is perched at 2,469 metres above sea level on what used to be known as the Hindustan-Tibet highway and is surrounded by the Shivalik Ranges. During the summer months, Narkanda is the perfect base to hike to Hatu Peak (approximately one hour on foot) for panoramic mountain views from its hilltop temple. Located within the orchard region of the state of Himachal, you will also find freshly picked delicious apples and cherries for sale en route. During the winter, the area is transformed into an exciting skiing destination, with slopes for beginners and the experienced alike.
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