Shoghi

Seated in the Glen Forests and surrounded by misty hills, the beautiful Chadwick Falls are situated at an altitude of 1550m above the sea level and are a popular haunt for nature lovers.

Perched upon Tara Hill, the Tara Devi Temple is dedicated to Goddess Durga and is known to be more than 250 years old. The main idol in the temple is made of wood and has been installed according to Vaishnava heritage

Viceregal Lodge is set on a summer hill which forms a part of the estate of Indian Institute of Advanced Studies. Built in 1888, post-independence, it was renamed as the Rashtrapati Niwas and was the summer residence of the President of India

Chail Sanctuary was declared as a protected wildlife area in the year 1976, prior to being a hunter's reserve for the royalty residing in Chail. The park features myraid forms of flora and fauna

Gilbert's Trail is seated amid the serenity of Kausali and is one of the most scenic trails that nature lovers could trudge on. The trail starts from Kausali Club and ends at the Air Force Station

The hilly region of Shoghi and Shimla are famous for local produce like pickles, jellies, jams, handicrafts, woolen items, wooden, brass and other souvenirs. Explore the various markets for unique items