The Indian Institute of Advanced Study.

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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Naldehra.

This tranquil hill station was a favourite of the Viceroy Lord Curzon, who not only designed India’s...

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The Water Catchment Sanctuary.

A fantastic example of colonial engineering. Water was transported from here to Shimla in what are believed...

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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.

Chail is probably best known for its cricket ground; commissioned by the Maharaja of Patiala in 1893,...

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Jakhoo Hill.

Jakhoo Hill is the highest peak in Shimla city. Standing at 8,000 feet, it offers a different but equally...

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Narkanda.

Narkanda is perched at 8,100 feet above sea level on what used to be known as the Hindustan-Tibet highway...

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