Bounded by the majestic Himalayan ranges in the North, India is gifted with some of the most beautiful hill stations to choose from. One of the most visited hill stations of Himachal Pradesh in North India, which most travelers include in their holiday in India, is Shimla. With a huge rush of tourists that come visiting through-out the year, many visitors may feel that a Shimla tour can become redundant after a few visits. While holidaying in India is always about experiencing new things, one may find that a Shimla Tour has more than what was originally thought!

With green hills, lush fields, snow-covered hill and a variety of Victorian-era structures, Shimla comes with an appeal that is completely unique. A tour of Shimla can reveal small wonders like tiny book stores that struggle to stand out among plush world-class cafes. This contrast will stand in front of you while a curious mash-up of majestic old buildings and glittering new age hotels surround you! While holidaying in India, and in particular this destination, it is crucial that you visit all the various attractions around the town.

Start your Shimla tour with a wall on the Mall. This must-visit attraction is known amazing North-Eastern designed structures and a multitude of shops, restaurants and cultural cinemas. Another attraction that could be missed is the Chadwick Falls, which is situated 7km from the town centre. The spectacular fall of water from a great height makes this an attractive addition to any Shimla tour. The appeal of this place further heightens when you start exploring the dense deodar forestry around this region.

The best way to get to this position is by climbing, an experience that can be both exhilarating and fascinating. You must also explore Ridge Road, which gives visitors an awe-inspiring view of the snow-clad hills around the region. This region is also popular for its Neo-Gothic Jesus Catherdral and Tudar Collection. Another attraction of any Shimla tour, Jakhu temple, gives visitors a bird's eye view of the entire town and its surrounding area. You should also explore the expansive ledge known as Hanuman's Forehead.

The variety of experience that this holiday in India offers is as expansive as it is immersive. A tour of Shimla is ideal for trekking, hiking and camping. During winter, the dense layer of snowfall make it ideal for snowboarding and several winter season sport actions.

Thus, whether you are looking for a weekend getaway to relax and indulge, a special holiday with the family and friends or just looking seeking for a break from your daily schedule, a Shimla tour can be a good option to explore, despite the popularity and possible revisit factor.