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The Indian Institute of Advanced Study.

The Indian Institute of Advanced Study, Shimla
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.
  • Distance from the hotel 14 kms
  • Driving time 40 minutes

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Naldhera Golf Course, Shimla
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The Water Catchment Sanctuary, Shimla
The Water Catchment Sanctuary.

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The Army Museum, Shimla
The Army Museum in Shimla.

A meticulously compiled museum about the Indian Army; its soldiers, regiments and the intense pride they...

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Chail, Shimla
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Jakhoo Hill, Shimla
Jakhoo Hill.

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Narkanda, Shimla
Narkanda.

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