Every time I see hiking photos in Everest Uncensored, I really feel jealous of those snapshots. I try to search myself in those pictures. Where am I? Where the hike am I? Sadly, I have missed all those special moments. I really wish I could do some hiking in India as well but, unfortunately, there is not a single hill around for miles from the place where we are located.
Nevertheless, we went to Shimla where we got to stretch our legs somewhat.
Friday, 26 January, was declared a holiday …
here for the Republic Day of India. So we had three days for travel but we could not decide on how to reach Shimla. By train, by bus or by cab? Finally, after winding researches and lengthy discussions, we left our Gurgaon apartment in a cab at midnight of Thursday with a blanket to wrap ourselves with when cold.
The next morning, we reached Shimla and its beauty stunned me. It was a ‘dream come true’. With respect to the geography, Shimla is very similar to any hill station in Nepal but with respect to development, Shimla is beyond comparison. I wish Nepal could be as developed and as clean as Shimla someday.
In the afternoon, after watching the Republic Day celebrations on Mall Road, posing for pictures in traditional dresses and visiting the Christ Church, we hiked to Jakhu Hill situated at 8000ft and 2 km above Mall Road. The hike was short but felt tough. And, there were monkeys, like those of Swayambhu, throughout the route. Very ‘badmaas’ ones! One of them even climbed on top of me a couple of times, which was scary. At the Hanuman temple at the top, we posed for pictures with the monkeys and played ‘ping’. Chachahuii! Chachahuiiiiiii! I felt homesick.
In the chilly evening, we strolled through the town and did some shopping. Then, tired, we returned to our hotel and went to bed, wondering what our trips to Kufri and Chandigarh would be like the next day.
Captions: Brija
Aircel
Christ Church in the Evening
Clean Weather, Clear Sky
Kashmiri Kundiyaa
Khel Parisar
Looking down from Christ Church
Made from Broken Tiles and Plates
Main Junction
Monkey on top of Simha at Jakhu Hill
Red and Green Roofs
So much like Nepal
Traditional Dance
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yeh kashmiri kudi kaun hai? yeh simla me hi rehti hai ya kahin aur? koi iska pata batade bhai.
try { Visit_Gurgaon(); Visit_Simla(); WoW_Simla(); Lot_Of_Photo(); Back_To_Gurgaon(); Throw (Boring); } catch( Boring ){ result = Back_To_Home(AirPlane); Print "Exciting Back to Home"; Other_Envy_Of_Trip(); Me_To_Want_To_Go(); } ;)Hey really nice pics and i am damn sure you guys had a lot of fun. Its been a long time that i have been to shimla, may be around 12 years so i guess the place has changed alot. Well shimla looks really beautiful and that kashmiri gal is also very pretty ;-).keep it up have fun. NJOY
hey Really Great PICs. I like Kashmiri Kundiyaa most. She looks like tipical kashmiri gal. No one can say that she is TS. ( I mean never look like bhauni ketie)
preety pictures!!
I wish I could see real view..[NOT PIC THRU CAMERA]
I am pleased for you guys. I believe that you all had memorable time. It was good idea that you people took wise decision to explore Simla. thanks for exposing the sights.
Nice place nice article
hope to see more