Himachal Tour - Naldehra Shimla Tour Package (4N/5D)

This 4 nights 5 days Ski Paradise trip to Naldehra and Shimla starts from Shimla. Shimla is also the capital city of Himachal Pradesh. Shimla formerly acted as the summer capital of British India. The colonial architecture, beautiful mountains and dense forests are some of the highlights of Shimla which makes it for a top tourist destination.

Shimla offers a varied variety of places to discover. Explore Himalayan Bird Park and take a look at various bird species such as peacocks, pheasants and Himalayan Monal to name a few. Visit The Ridge, which is the epicenter of all tourist locations in Shimla. It is connected with Mall Road, Scandal Point and also the Lakkar Bazar. The Ridge is also famous for the summer festival which is held every year. Admire the neo-gothic style architecture of Christ Church which has been in existence since 1857.

Kufri is a small hill station which is located around 20kms from Shimla. In Kufri you can take a horse ride to Mahasu Peak or hike there. You’ll be able to see Kedarnath and Badrinath mountains and also acres of Deodar trees. You can also indulge in some adventurous activities such as skiing at Kufri.  Naldehra is a small town tucked away in the Himalayas away from the famous tourist places such as Shimla and Manali. Lord Curzon’s watchful, the Viceroy of India during the early 1900s commissioned the building of a 9-hole golf course perched at an altitude of 2,200mts.This used to be his favourite camping site just outside the summer capital of British India Shimla, with thick manes of Himalayan cedar enveloping the pristine beauty, it was soon transformed into a really beautiful golf course. He named the golf course after his third daughter, Alexandra Naldehra. Embark on this magical journey with Naldehra and Shimla tour package and experience the true essence of nature. The distance between Naldehra to Shimla is 24 kms.

The Naldehra Golf Course today is a massive 18-hole golf course, one of the oldest and most beautiful in the country. Tourists can try their hand at the sport by paying a nominal daily green fee that ranges between Rs 250 to Rs 500. You can either trek the way up the ridge but since the climb is exceedingly steep it is advisable to hire a cab or pony.