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The British discovered the town of Shimla, as a part of the Nepalese kingdom, in 1819. In 1864 it was announced as the Summer capital of India. And at present it is the state capital of Himachal Pradesh. Shimla is recognized for its superb panoramic splendor. It can be a perfect holiday destination. You will find plenty of options for Sports and Recreation in Shimla in India. Trekking in Shimla in India is one of the chief among them. The magnificent hills surrounded by snowy peaks are ideal for trekking in Shimla in India. - Trekking Spots in Shimla in India: Here in Shimla, you will get plenty of chances for short as well as long treks. - Chharabra (2,953m): 13 kms away from Shimla - Naldehra (2,044m): 23 kms from Shimla - Narkanda (2,700m): 64 kms away from Shimla. From here you will find one of the famous treks to Hattu Peak via Sutlej Valley. - Jalori Pass Trek(3,350m): The starting point can be the Ani village where you can reach by bus or jeep from Luhri in the Sutlej Valley below Narkanda. - Bashleo Pass(3,600 m): You can go to Rampur which is 65 kms from Narkanda and start your trek from the Kullu Valley via the Bashleo Pass. Some of the Trekking Routes in Shimla in India: - You can start from Narkanda and from there you can go to Sungri via Khadrala. After taking rest at Khadrala, you will start for Devidhar and from here you can return to Shimla via Rohru. - You can start from Luhri. And from Luhri, you will go for Khanag via Ani Village and after spending some moments at Ani, you will reach Banjar through Shoja or through Jalori Pass. The choice is yours! - Shimla -' Kufri -' Fagu -'Narkanda -' Hattu Peak -' Shalaru -'Chhailla -'Sainj -' Pulbahl -' Churdhar -' Naura - Shimla -'Narkanda -' Hattu Peak -' Chaupal -' Kedi -'Halau -' Kandol -' Koti -' Chakrata Come to Shimla and take part in the adventure of trekking in Shimla in India!
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