You will be picked up from fixed point / hotel leave for sightseeing. The centre of Shimla is a vehicle free zone so you can walk around the streets in a relaxed manner. Start the tour with a cup of local chai (tea) at a nearby shop. Then visit the heritage building of the imposing Viceregal Lodge that was the home of the British Viceroys in India. The Lodge now houses the Indian Institute of Advanced Studies.

Go to Green Valley, one of the most picturesque locations of Shimla. The valley is surrounded by verdant hills in the backdrop of snow-capped mountains. You may even spot some yaks grazing in the valley.

Jakhoo Temple is situated on Jakhoo Hill, the highest point in Shimla. The temple is dedicated to the monkey God Hanuman and offers panoramic views of Shimla.

Situated in a picturesque setting, the Sankat Mochan temple is a popular attraction in Shimla. Built in 1950, the temple is dedicated to the Monkey God, Hanuman.

This is a temple complex with ornate multi-tiered structures and a subterranean sanctuary. The temple is dedicated to the Hindu Goddess, Vaishno Devi.

Situated across the Viceregal Lodge, this Bird Park is a nature lover’s delight. It has a large variety of exotic birds including some rare species.

This is the central spot and cultural hub of Shimla. A neo-Gothic church dating back to 1844 and a tudorbethan library are important landmarks of the Ridge.

No trip to Shimla can be complete without a visit to the Mall. Constructed during the British colonial rule, the Mall is situated a level below the Ridge. Walk past the many colorful shops of the Mall and soak in the hustle and bustle of the most happening place in Shimla.