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The summer capital of the British Raj, Shimla, is until today, a popular hill station getaway. Located in the State of Himachal Pradesh in northern India. Sitting resplendent at 2515 metres above sea level and surrounded by 23 acres of fragrant cedar forest is Wildflower Hall - the magnificent former residence of Lord Kitchener.

Address

THE OBEROI, WILDFLOWER HALL, SHIMLA IN THE HIMALAYAS

Wildflower Hall Chharabra Shimla - 171 012 Himachal Pradesh, India

+91 177 2648585,+91 177 6948585,+91 11 23890606

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Distance
From Chandigarh International Airport
Details
Distance 131 km
Driving time 4hrs 30mins
Directions 131 km
  • Leave the airport heading east. Turn right towards Airport Road and bear right on to Airport Road
  • Turn onto the NH21 (toll road). At the exit for the NH21 service road, take the ramp to the left
  • Turn left onto the NH22/Zirakpur-Kalka Road (toll road) towards Haryana
  • Turn left, staying on the NH22/Kalka Road/Chandigarh-Kalka Road. At the roundabout, take the third exit
  • Turn left, staying on the NH22/NH22 bypass/Pinjore Parwanoo Bypass/Himalayan Expressway (toll road) towards Himachal
  • Bear left onto MDR9/Chandigarh Shimla via Barog Road. Go straight on to the NH22 towards Solan
  • Keep going straight along Solan Road towards Shoghi and drive for approximately 30 minutes to the old bus stand
  • Head to Cart Road (Chota Shimla-Sanjauli Road)
  • Turn right onto Sanjauli Dhalli Tunnel from Sanjauli
  • The road name changes here to Dhalli Chowk
  • Keep right on to Kufri Road. Wildflower Hall is approximately 4kms along this road, after Dhalli Chowk
 
Chandigarh International Airport
From Shimla Airport
Details
Distance 31.2 km
Driving time 1.5 hours
Directions 31.2 km
  • Exit on the Airport Road towards the SH16/Airport Road
  • Bear right onto the SH16/Airport Road
  • Bear right onto the NH88/Totu Chowk
  • Turn left, staying on NH88/Tavi Chowk
  • Keep going straight, on to Shimla old bus stand road
  • Head to Cart Road (Chota Shimla-Sanjauli Road)
  • Turn right onto Sanjauli Dhalli Tunnel from Sanjauli
  • The road name changes here to Dhalli Chowk
  • Keep right on to Kufri Road. Wildflower Hall is approximately 4kms along this road, after Dhalli Chowk
 
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From Shimla Railway Station
Details
Distance 12.8 km
Driving time 45 minutes- 1 hour
Directions 12.8 km
  • Head east out of Shimla Railway Station
  • Head to Cart Road (Chota Shimla-Sanjauli Road)
  • Turn right onto Sanjauli Dhalli Tunnel from Sanjauli
  • The road name changes here to Dhalli Chowk
  • Keep right on to Kufri Road. Wildflower Hall is approximately 4kms along this road, after Dhalli Chowk
 
Shimla Railway Station
From Mall Road, Shimla to Wildflower Hall
Details
Distance 12 km
Driving time 45 minutes
Directions 12 km
  • Head south-east on Kamla Nehru Hospital Road/Mall Road for 200 metres
  • Take a slight left for 400 metres
  • Take a slight right towards Circular Road for 500 metres
  • Take a slight left onto Circular Road. Pass Karyalaya Maha Sachiv Himachal Pradesh Bal Kalyan Parishad (on the right) after 1.7kms
  • Continue onto Sanjauli Road
  • Turn right onto Sanjauli Dhalli Tunnel from Sanjauli
  • The road name changes here to Dhalli Chowk
  • Keep right on to Kufri Road. Wildflower Hall is approximately 4kms along this road, after Dhalli Chowk
 
Mall Road
From the Indian Institute of Advanced Study to Wildflower Hall
Details
Distance 14.5 km
Driving time 1 hour 15 minutes
Directions 14.5 km
  • Head south-east onto Chaura Maidan Road for 1.5kms
  • Pass Wingait Inn Hotel, Shimla (on the left after 600 metres)
  • Turn left onto to Cart Road (Chota Shimla-Sanjauli Road)
  • Pass by STEAM SHED (on the right)
  • Turn right onto Sanjauli Dhalli Tunnel from Sanjauli
  • The road name changes here to Dhalli Chowk
  • Keep right on to Kufri Road. Wildflower Hall is approximately 4kms along this road, after Dhalli Chowk
 
Indian Institute of Advanced Studies
Weather in Shimla

Shimla is known for its mild summers and long, chilly winters.

Overview
Seasons of year Season time Maximum temperature Minimum temperature Rainfall
Summer March to June 77°F (25°C) 66.2°F (19°C) Nil
Winter December to March 42.8°F (6°C) 28.4°F (-2°C) Nil
Autumn September to November 63°F (17°C) 45°F (7°C) 800 mm
Other travel information
Immigration

All international visitors to India (except those with a Nepali or Bhutanese national passport), must have valid passports stamped with current visas. For more information on visa categories and applications, please visit the Government of India online portal for Visa Applications.

It is mandatory for all international visitors to India to register with the Foreigners' Regional Registration Office within 24 hours of arrival. The hotel will scan your passport photograph page when you check in and take care of this service for you.

Visa on arrival

The Visa on Arrival (enabled by Electronic Travel Authorisation) facility is available for travellers visiting India from 43 countries. For more information on the Visa on Arrival facility, please visit the website of the Government of India.

Currency

The unit of Indian currency is the Rupee. Visit for up to date information on current exchange rates.

We would be happy to help with foreign currency exchange in India. Please ask the concierge upon arrival.

There are plenty of international ATMs in all major cities in India. International credit cards are also widely accepted.

Please note: It is prohibited to take Indian currency out of India.

Recommended clothing

If you are travelling to Shimla during the summer months, we recommend you wear comfortable clothing made from natural fabrics and carry a sweater or shawl for the evenings. During the winter months, you should pack woolens, coats, woolen caps, gloves and Snow Boots/ Shoes.

Language

English is widely spoken in India. Staff at the airport, hotels, restaurants and shops will most often be fluent in English.

Hindi is the official and most widely spoken native language in India. It is most concentrated in the northern states. Telugu, Malayalam, Tamil and Kannada prevail in the south.

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