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Jakhoo Hill.

Jakhoo Hill, Shimla

Jakhoo Hill is 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.

  • Distance from the hotel 10 kms
  • Driving time 30 minutes

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