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Shimla
Settled amid lush forests and snowcapped peaks, the capital of Himachal Pradesh is home to an unrivalled natural bounty.
Stays in Shimla
Trusted by millions of usZostel Homes Mashobra (Shimla)
Surrounded by apple orchards, oaks, and pines, Zostel Home Mashobra offers a garden and a sprawling front yard, with a quaint stone-and-wood cottage with spacious rooms with private balconies, which hosts you for billiards, TT, and board games.
Zostel Homes Cheog (Shimla)
Seated amidst lush apple orchards, Zostel Home Cheog is well-suited for a couple or a family seeking a cultural and laidback mountain holiday. The Home offers picturesque sunrises, hearty meals, and scenic valley views your way.
Zostel Homes Shimla
Bring your partner, friends, or family for an intimate retreat at our Zostel Homes Shimla, roughly 7.5 km from the city centre. An aesthetically pleasing decor, an exquisite valley view, and cosy and luxe private accommodations await you here.
Zostel Kufri
Zostel Kufri is your newest hostel in Shimla. With dorms & private rooms, a restaurant overlooking peaks, bonfire evenings, a fun common area, and the coolest pickleball court in Himachal, this place will end your search for the best hotel in Kufri.
Zostel Homes Kotkhai (Shimla)
Gazing at a valley of pines, fields, and petite houses, our abode in Kotkhai reflects the Himachali lifestyle from the olden times. At this Home, the balconies glimmer under the sun and windows open up to the hills galore.
Zostel Homes Theog (Shimla)
Zostel Home Theog is a woodhouse on a quaint ridge in Bhalech, overlooking a valley bursting with Deodars. This Home is ideal for a workation and a frolic getaway with a small group of friends.
Zostel Homes Shoghi (Shimla)
Looking for homestays in Shimla? Welcome to Zostel Homes Shoghi (Shimla)! We have comfortable private rooms with valley views, a welcoming common area, and a cafeteria that keeps you fed without leaving the warmth of home.
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Most Loved, ExperientalAbout Shimla
About
The capital of Himachal Pradesh, Shimla is a city bringing together beautiful mountain views, magical snowy winters, wonderful toylike buildings, and a rich Himachali culture. The sunsets here warm your soul whereas the adventure activities around freeze your senses. Even after being a popular tourist hub, Shimla has some charm about itself that brings in people from all over, sometimes just for connectivity, while at others, for a special connection.
Why we love Shimla
As human beings, we find ourselves leaning back to history and what was left behind to find our purpose in the present life. That being said, Shimla is dearly loved by travellers for so many reasons, but its Victorian architecture is one of the primary. Churches and colonial lodges are scattered throughout the city, and only add to the view of mountains and greenery.
Like every mountain town, Shimla has a unique vibe to it. This vibe is of car horns but also chirping birds, snow in the winters but also amazing blossoms by spring, a fanfare of tourists, but also homes of the kindest locals.
Considering the popularity of Shimla, it sure tends to get a little overcrowded sometimes. Thankfully, the villages around it make for a perfect offbeat experience too. Naldehra, Cheog, Theog, Koti, Kotkhai, Narkanda and Kotgarh are some of the spots you may want to consider if you want to spend time in the mountains, away from the touristy crowds!
Fun Facts
Shimla happens to have India’s only natural ice skating rink! All thanks to the appropriate weather conditions in Winter that help sustain it naturally, the ice skating rink attracts travellers as well as locals to slip n’ slide for a few months every year.
Shimla happens to be the birthplace of many famous personalities like Anupam Kher, Yami Gautam, Kangna Ranaut, Preity Zinta, and Ruskin Bond!
Shimla also pioneered the boarding school culture in India with Bishop Cotton School. Over the years, it has produced many army officers, ambassadors, judges, ministers, and politicians that have served the nation.
