'I wandered lonely as a cloud, when all at once i saw a crowd, a host, of golden daffodils. beside the lake, fluttering and dancing.'
The most sought after travel destination. A tranquil place to unwind and recharge your batteries. Snow capped peaks at this time of the year, are a major pull.

where many famous personalities have performed and boasts of notable performances unlike any other. The viceregal lodge is one of the most beautiful buildings in Simla: once upon a time the summer rest house of Lord Dufferin. The ‘toy train’ is another exciting part of a visit to Simla. The inviting chadwick falls lie in the vicinity of the Simla, offering a break from the town’s feverish yet sluggish activities. The mall sells good woolens while the tibetan market offers an array of goods such as T-Shirts, bags etc.. Numerous restaurants in shimla offer ‘pahadi’ cuisine.

Scottish civil servant built Simla?s first british summer home in 1822, and by the latter part of the 19th century it became the summer capital of the British Raj. Many Britons sought recluse in this quaint little town, with weather typically suited to the Englishmen. Simla is dotted with monuments and a Victorian aura: hallmark of the british rule. Shimla is named after Shyamla Devi, an incarnation of the fierce Goddess Kali.