Shimla Tour Packages From Pune

You can also just simply trek amidst the lush green forest and explore the scenic beauty of this mystical city. Some of the enchanting treks are Banjar Valley Trek, Snow Line Trek to Chail, Shoghi Trek, and Shali Tibba Trek. Does traveling make you hungry? Don't worry the streets of Shimla are filled cafes and small shops serving an extensive variety of delicious food, unmatched anywhere in the country. Even the aromatic smell of the mouth-watering food is enough to attract your attention and hypnotizes you to walk towards it.

Looking to Shop? Beautiful Handicrafts and premium quality clothing are very famous among the tourist, along with designer wood items, exquisite Jewelry, and traditional artifacts. Places like The Mall, Himachal Emporium, Tibetan Market and Lakkar Bazaar offers a wide collection of products, crafted with intricate detailing, great craftsmanship, and elegant design

The picture-perfect location, well-connected roads, multiple accommodations with modern amenities and the unmatched hospitality of this city charms millions of tourists that come here every year. Make the most of your journey and carefully check various Pune to Shimla tour packages before planning your trip.

Places To Visit

1. Jakhoo Hill

What’s Special: Spiritual Significance, Iconic statue of Lord Hanuman, Panoramic views

Nearby attractions: Christ Church,The Ridge, Lakkar Bazaar

Transportation Options:Taxi/Auto, Walk, Private vehicles, Horse riding

Being the highest spot in Shimla, Jakhoo Hills offers stunning views of the snow-capped mountains and the entire hill station. Located at a height of 8000 feet above sea level, this amazing spot catches the eye of many nature lovers and pilgrims. Due to its proximity to the city centre at a distance of 2 kilometres, this place should be a must-visit on your Pune to Shimla Manali tour package. The popular Jakhoo Temple with a sensor-built 118-foot-tall statue of Lord Hanuman is what makes this destination more iconic.

2. Christ Church

What’s Special: Neo-Gothic architecture, Historical Significance, Spectacular Illumination

Nearby attractions: Mall Road, The Ridge, and Jakhoo Temple

Transportation Options: Walk, Taxi

Famous for its unique Neo-Gothic architecture, the Christ Church is one of the top historical attractions in Shimla. This majestic church was built in 1857 over a span of three years. While making any itinerary for the Pune to Shimla Manali tour package, don't forget to consider this place. The clock tower, stained glass windows, and frescoes on the wall are some of the prime highlights of this church. This church has also been featured in blockbuster movies like Black, 3 Idiots, and many more.

3. Mall Road

What’s Special: Colonial Charm, Scenic stroll, Shopping paradise

Nearby attractions: The ridge, Christ Church, Scandal point

Transportation Options: Walk, Taxi/Auto, Local bus, Private vehicle

Shimla's Mall Road is a popular and well-known spot noted for its colonial style and lively ambiance. This pedestrian-only boulevard is a shopper's paradise with a wide selection of stores, boutiques, and eateries. It is ideal for leisurely strolls and admiring the magnificent vistas of the Himalayan mountains, as the pathway is lined with charming British-era buildings. Shimla's social and business life revolves around Mall Road, which is close to The Ridge, Christ Church, and Scandal Point. It is a must-see for anyone touring the "Queen of Hill Stations."

4. The Ridge

What’s Special: Cultural Hub, Historical Landmarks, Panoramic Views

Nearby attractions: Mall Road, Christ Church, Scandal point

Transportation Options: Walk, Taxi/Auto, Local Buses, Private Vehicles

Popular for its breathtaking vistas of the Himalayan range, The Ridge is the vibrant heart of Shimla. This iconic and bustling public space is the hub of social and cultural activities, hosting festivals and events throughout the year. With its effortless connectivity to Mall Road and historic sites like Scandal Point and Christ Church in its surroundings, this place is a well-liked spot amongst both tourists and residents. As the epicentre of British colonial life in Shimla, The Ridge continues to be a must-visit place, offering a blend of history, culture, and breathtaking natural beauty.

5. Shimla State Museum

What’s Special: Rich Heritage, Architectural gem, Art and crafts

Nearby attractions: Mall Road, The Ridge, Christ Church

Transportation Options: Walk, Taxi/Auto, Local Buses, Private Vehicles

The Shimla State Museum, situated in the picturesque hill station of Shimla, is a treasure trove of Himachal Pradesh's rich cultural heritage and historical legacy. Pahari miniature paintings, sculptures, textiles, and handicrafts are among the stunning array of objects on display at the museum, which is housed in an exquisite structure from the colonial era. The creative traditions of the area can be fully experienced by visitors, who can also learn about the fascinating history of this state. The museum's architectural beauty and the cultural riches it holds make it a must-visit destination for those seeking a deeper understanding of Himachal Pradesh's vibrant past and creative expressions.

Ideal Duration

Shimla is a paradise for nature lovers, the ideal duration visit to his magnificent city with your friends or family can be around 3-4 days. The picturesque hills contain a number of tourist spots to explore at any time of the season. You can also compare other Shimla holiday packages from Pune, check their itineraries and then decide which one to pick.

Best Time To Visit Shimla

Every season in Shimla has its own perks. One cannot deny the scenic beauty of summer or the soothing monsoon. And not to forget the mesmerizing snowfall of winter that transform this city into a dreamland. This year-round holiday destination provides a comforting, unique and different experience in every season.

Spring-Summer

Shimla is truly a sight for sore eyes during the spring-spring. The temperature varies around 16°C to 30°C. Escape the blistering heat and feel relaxed in the mildly cool climate of Shimla. Enjoy the beautiful landscapes and fun outdoor sports activities which are difficult to resist.

Monsoon Season

The temperature in monsoon season varies between 13 to 20*C. The clouds seem to descend on the hills and the rainfall makes it a sight to remember. Walking on the streets of this captivating city, and being surrounded by colonial architecture makes you believe you are in a different era altogether.

Winter Season

Who doesn't love a good snowfall? The whole town is covered in a thick white sheet and makes it look like a dreamland. The temperature can drop to minus 7 °C to 10 °C and the amusing cold is great for enjoying winter sports like ice skating. Located near the Mall road the ice skating rink is the biggest in South Asia.

How To Reach Shimla From Pune

By Air

There are no direct trains, state buses or flights from Pune to Shimla. The quickest way to visit the city is by boarding a flight from Pune to reach Chandigarh, from where you can hop on a state bus, book a cab or ride on the popular toy train to Shimla. A non-stop flight from Pune to Chandigarh flight will take about 2 hours 30 minutes to complete, and traveling on a bus or train will take another 3-4 hours to it, respectively. You can also get a flight from Pune to New Delhi and then catch a flight from Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport and reach Shimla in around 1 hour 10 minutes. Before planning your journey, compare various Shimla holiday packages from Pune and select the one that suits your requirement.

By Train

Adventure lovers planning a trip from Pune to Shimla via railways? Don't worry there is a viable option for you to consider. First, get on a train from Pune to reach New Delhi. The fastest train “H Nizamuddin Duronto Express” will take about 19h 45m. Although there is no direct train service between New Delhi and Shimla, you can still ride the Delhi-Kalka line and then change to the Kalka-Shimla line. The journey is long but the memories and experiences will be remembered throughout life.