Shimla

Apart from being a major tourist destination for religious people, it is a much sought-after place for its colonial architecture. Nature buffs can also discover secret points to relish gorgeous views.

Once the residence of British Viceroy of India, this place takes one back in time to the era of British Raj, displaying ancient articles, photographs and artefacts.

Kalibari Temple of Shimla is home to an ancient temple dedicated to Goddess Kali. Many tourists throng this place because of its religious significance.

Better known as the ‘Soul of Shimla Town’, The Ridge is famous for organizing myriad government functions and fairs. Visitors throng this place for the famous Summer Festival.

Green Valley is a popular photograph point flaunting natural beauty. The hills around this region are lined by rapturous deodar and pine trees.

Perched on the tallest hill in Shimla, this spot is popular for its religious significance, scenic views, and memorable sunrises and sunsets.

Gurgaon-based BM Brothers have designed this whole museum along the Willow Bank Estate. The Museum houses some 16-odd wax statues that are made in London.

A hot spot for sports aficionados, it features areas for golf, polo and cricket, along with scenic vistas. It is also a perfect picnic spot, and used to be a popular British playground.