OT Staff
Tucked near Mashobra, Craignano boasts colonial-era gardens, cedar forests, and scenic picnic spots. Ideal for leisurely walks, it also offers Himalayan views, birdwatching, and a tranquil escape from central Shimla.
Beyond the temple lies a network of mist-laden trails and pine-covered slopes. The area’s biodiversity and quietude make it perfect for early morning hikes and meditative nature walks.
Often overshadowed by Kufri’s tourist bustle, this park houses Himalayan fauna including leopards and barking deer. Its forested paths and views of snow peaks make it a hidden gem.
A former colonial camping site, this forested hill near Summer Hill is now an eco-tourism spot. Walk through deodar woods, spot birds, and enjoy quiet solitude without the crowds.
Once a British-era playground for polo and racing, Annandale now houses the Army Heritage Museum. Its vast meadows and military history offer a refreshing and lesser-known experience in Shimla.
Located within Glen Forest, Chadwick Falls cascade down rugged cliffs surrounded by dense foliage. Best visited during monsoon, it’s a peaceful nature spot just 7 km from Shimla’s core.