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Shoghi Tourist Spot in Shimla, Himachal Pradesh

Shoghi, located just 13 kilometers from Shimla in Himachal Pradesh, is a peaceful and charming hill station perfect for travelers seeking relaxation in the midst of nature. Nestled in the Himalayan foothills, this serene destination is known for its picturesque surroundings, with lush oak forests and colorful rhododendrons enhancing its beauty. The tranquil atmosphere and cool climate make Shoghi an ideal getaway for those looking to escape the busy city life. Among the offbeat places near Shoghi, this peaceful suburb offers a perfect retreat for eco-conscious travelers, thanks to its sustainable tourism efforts.

When visiting Shoghi, you’ll find many exciting places to visit near Shoghi that offer a variety of experiences for tourists. One of the most popular destinations is Tara Devi Temple, located on a hilltop with breathtaking views of the surrounding valleys and mountains. Another nearby attraction is the Kali Tibba Temple, famous for its stunning panoramic views and spiritual ambiance. If you enjoy nature walks, the forests around Shoghi are perfect for peaceful treks, where you can immerse yourself in the beauty of the Himalayan landscapes.

For more adventurous travelers, there are additional places to visit near Shoghi that promise exciting outdoor activities. Kufri, a nearby hill station, is known for its winter sports like skiing and snowboarding, attracting thrill-seekers. Additionally, the historic Mall Road in Shimla offers a delightful blend of shopping, dining, and cultural experiences, just a short drive away from Shoghi. These nearby attractions, combined with Shoghi’s quiet charm, make it an ideal destination for both relaxation and adventure.

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Regenta Resort MARS Valley View Shoghi - Shimla Nestled amidst the serene surroundings of Shimla, India, Regenta Resort MARS Valley View Shoghi offers a tranquil retreat for travelers seeking a peaceful escape. With its picturesque location, this 3.5-star hotel provides breathtaking views of the valley, making it an ideal destination for nature lovers and those looking to unwind. Upon arrival, guests are welcomed by a warm and friendly staff, ensuring a seamless check-in process. Check-in begins at 2:00 PM, allowing ample time for travelers to settle in and start exploring the hotel's numerous amenities. With 36 well-appointed rooms, guests can choose from a variety of comfortable accommodations, each designed to provide a restful night's sleep. Regenta Resort MARS Valley View Shoghi boasts a child-friendly policy, offering complimentary stays for children between the ages of 6 to 12. This makes it an excellent choice for families looking to create lasting memories together. The hotel's...

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Shoghí Effendi (; Persian: شوقی افندی; 1 March 1897 – 4 November 1957) was an Ottoman-born Iranian religious figure and the Guardian of the Baháʼí Faith from 19...

Link: Shoghi Effendi

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शिमला के शोघी में जमीन की खुदाई के दौरान मिला नर-कंकाल, उपायुक्त ने दिए काम रोकने के आदेश

#News शिमला के शोघी में जमीन की खुदाई के दौरान मिला नर-कंकाल, उपायुक्त ने दिए काम रोकने के आदेश

Shimla News: शिमला के शोघी में जमीन की खुदाई के दौरान कंकाल मिलने के बाद उपायुक्त अनुपम कश्यप ने निर्माण कार्य रोकने के आदेश दिए हैं। राज्य संग्रहालय की टीम कंकाल की पुरातात्विक जांच करेगी। उपायुक्त ने बताया कि शोघी पंचायत के अंतर्गत भवन निर्माण कार्य चल रहा है। ऐसे में इस दौरान कंकाल मिला है। राज्य संग्रहालय की टीम इसकी जांच करेगी। राज्य संग्रहालय के अध्यक्ष की ओर से पत्र मिला है कि पुरातात्विक…

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Romantic Places of Himachal Pradesh

Shoghi, a charming mountain town 13 kilometres from Shimla, has beautiful views and a rich plant and animal population, making it a great winter vacation. Shimla attracts many visitors, yet Shoghi's tranquilly and peculiar beauty remain unexplored.

Snow lovers in the Himachal hills flock to Kufri near Shimla. The location receives a lot of snow in winter due to its height, making it a romantic getaway for couples. Kufri, Himachal Pradesh, is a popular couple's vacation. It's a terrific place to visit near Shimla if you've been there and want something fresh. You must seek Nag Temple blessings as newlyweds.

Chail is known for its world-record cricket ground and Chail Palace, a luxurious heritage hotel in pine and deodar woods. It is a peaceful retreat near Shimla. Discover Himalayan animals at the Chail animals Sanctuary, a must-see in Chail. The Himalayan Black Bear, Rhesus Macaques, and common Langurs inhabit this sanctuary.

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Informed sources told Radio Farda that ten Baha’i women sentenced to lengthy prison terms by the First Branch of the Isfahan Revolutionary Court, presided over by Mohammadreza Tavakoli, endured various forms of “psychological torture” and “threats of physical torture” during their detention.

According to information received by Radio Farda, these women were threatened with “rape, sexual assault, fingernail pulling, sitting on an electric chair, and being scalded with boiling water” while being interrogated in the Intelligence Office building in Isfahan.

On October 23, 2023, Radio Farda reported that Yeganeh Aghahi, Yeganeh Rouhbakhsh, Negin Khademi, Shana Shoghi-Far, Mozhgan Shahrzaei, Parastoo Hakim, Arezoo Sobhaniyan, Neda Badakhsh, Neda Emadi, and Bahareh Lotfi had been detained by security forces in Isfahan and, after about two months, were released from the women’s prison in Isfahan.

The Isfahan Revolutionary Court’s First Branch sentenced eight of these women to ten years in prison and a fine of 100 million tomans, while two others received five years and a fine of 50 million tomans. Additionally, they all received two-year bans on leaving the country and using social media.

Torture and Threats of “Rape and Death” During Interrogation

Radio Farda’s information reveals that interrogators in Isfahan’s Intelligence Office used items such as “mobile phones and interrogation papers” to strike the women’s heads and faces to force them into making confessions against themselves, other detained women, and even family members and friends.

Based on the information received, interrogators from the Isfahan Intelligence Office, on multiple occasions, showed detainees boiling water and threatened to throw it on their faces. Instead, they splashed the contents of a bottle of ice-cold water on their faces.

In some cases, the interrogators placed an “electric chair” in front of these women, warning them that if they did not confess to “dictated statements,” they would be forced to sit in it and receive “electric shocks.”

The women were also reportedly subjected to hearing “sounds of other women being tortured,” with one instance designed to make a detainee believe another woman had died under torture.

According to these audio files, during the separate transfers of these women from the Isfahan Women’s Prison (Dolatabad) to the Intelligence Office building for interrogation, and in the interrogation rooms, no female officers were present. Instead, two or three male officers repeatedly threatened these women with “harassment and even sexual assault” through their behavior.

Based on information obtained by Radio Farda, “a male interrogator would sometimes get so close to these women that they could even feel his breath.”

Additionally, during the interrogations, which often lasted “over 12 hours,” if these Baha’i women requested to change their clothes due to temperature changes, the interrogators forced them to change their clothes in front of them.

Psychological Trauma Remains

Informed sources reported to Radio Farda that nearly ten months after their temporary release, some of these women are still grappling with psychological trauma from “torture threats and detention.” Some have developed “post-traumatic stress disorder” (PTSD), experiencing anxiety, flashbacks, and nightmares triggered by daily sounds or events.

Accordingly, several of these women have developed “post-traumatic stress disorder” (PTSD). They continue to experience flashbacks to the interrogation and detention scenes when they hear loud noises or encounter excitement in daily life, leading to restlessness and nightmares.

“Post-traumatic stress disorder” can occur after direct experiences of death, death threats, rape, sexual harassment, and similar events. Despite treatment, it may persist with the affected person for life.

Informed sources told Radio Farda that one of these women lost “more than five kilograms” after her release and began “medication treatment nine months later to help her return to a normal life.”

Additionally, the intensity of the “torture threats” and interrogations during detention has left one of these women “terrified of hearing her full name,” as it brings back interrogation images.

Moreover, due to the pressures experienced in detention, this woman has developed “memory issues,” struggling to recall certain events and retain some information long-term.

Confiscation of Property for the “Fund for Muslims”

The First Branch of the Revolutionary Court, in its ruling against these women, has ordered the confiscation of their mobile phones, laptops, all digital devices, any jewelry and gold they possess, as well as any amount of U.S. and Australian dollars they have, “for the benefit of the Fund for Muslims.”

The court has also sentenced eight of these women to pay a fine of 100 million tomans each, and the other two to pay a fine of 50 million tomans each.

Additionally, at the time of detention, any property deeds found in these women’s homes were also confiscated.

A few months after their detention, representatives from the Execution of Imam Khomeini’s Order, which operates under Ali Khamenei, the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic, visited the family home of at least one of these women, whose deed had been seized, to inquire about the property’s ownership.

Ownership of many lands and properties confiscated from Baha’i citizens has been transferred to the Execution of Imam Khomeini’s Order Headquarters following confiscation by the Revolutionary Court.

Based on this, there is concern that, in addition to the seized assets, the Revolutionary Court is attempting to confiscate the homes of these citizens in favor of the mentioned Headquarters.

Last December, the Baha’i International Community reported that, two months prior, the Islamic Republic’s security forces had arrested “40 Baha’is” and searched the homes of “nearly one hundred Baha’i families” in various cities across Iran.

On August 1 of this year, 18 United Nations reporters and experts emphasized in a letter the intensifying persecution of Baha’i women in Iran, highlighting that they face double discrimination for being both “women and Baha’is.”

The authors of this letter described the Iranian government’s actions against Baha’i women as “systematic,” citing cases of arrests, summons for interrogation, disappearances, home searches of Baha’i women, property confiscations, travel restrictions, and extended detentions.

This past May, the Revolutionary Court in Isfahan sentenced an additional 15 Baha’i women to a total of 75 years in prison on charges of “promoting” Baha’i beliefs.

Despite the presence of 300,000 Baha’is in Iran, the Islamic Republic does not officially recognize the Baha’i faith. Iranian authorities have repeatedly labeled Baha’is as “spies and enemies,” issuing numerous rulings over the past four decades for executions, arrests, imprisonment, denial of education and business rights, and the destruction of homes and cemeteries of Baha’i followers.

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“El mundo de la humanidad tiene dos alas: una es la mujer y la otra es el hombre. Hasta que ambas alas no se hayan desarrollado igualmente, el pájaro no podrá volar. [.. ] Hasta que el mundo de la mujer no llegue a ser igual al mundo del hombre en la adquisición de virtudes y perfecciones, no se podrá alcanzar el éxito y la prosperidad como debiera ser“

Abdu’l-Bahá

Abbás Effendi, conocido como Abdu’l-Bahá, fue un líder religioso nacido en Teherán en mayo de 1844, nombrado comendador de la Orden del Imperio Británico y cofundador junto con su padre del bahaísmo.

Durante su juventud adquirió cierta influencia del babismo un movimiento religioso que se consolidó en Persia de 1844 a 1852 y del que su padre era un miembro prominente.

Bahá Allah  padre de Abbàs Effendi, escindió el babismo en dos sectas al morir su fundador el religioso persa Bab, quien fue ejecutado en Tabriz en 1850.

Bahá Allah fue encarcelado por declararse defensor de la fé del Bab.

La aprehensión de Bahá Allah, marcó fuertemente la niñez de Abbàs y su familia, pues significó para ellos una vida condenada a la miseria y al desprecio como consecuencia. 

Durante algunos años el padre de Abbás es liberado y obligado a permanecer en el exilio y es en ese tiempo durante el año 1853 que Abbás y su padre emprenden el viaje obligado hacia Bagdad, y es durante ese viaje Abbás entra en contacto con textos babistas y el Corán.

En 1863, Bahá'u'lláh padre de Abbás es expulsado y movido a Constantinopla hoy Estambul, y mas tarde, ya como jefe segundo del bahaísmo, son expulsados a Edirne en Turquía y a Akka en la ahora Israel.

Es la gente de Akka quienes les ofrecen apoyo y les permiten rondar libremente las ciudades vecinas.

Al morir su padre, surgen conflictos con su hermano y Abbás viaja a Europa, Egipto y a los Estados Unidos para proclamar las enseñanzas de su padre e impulsar el desarrollo de las escasas comunidades que habían surgido en esas localidades.

Al adoptar el liderazgo del grupo religioso, Abbás adopta el nombre de Abdu’l-Bahá que significa “Sirviente de la Gloria”.

Abdu’l-Bahá dedicó su ministerio al avance de la Fé de su padre, y a la promoción de los ideales de paz y unidad, alentó el establecimiento de instituciones bahaís locales y guió las iniciativas educativas, sociales y económicas.

Muchas de sus conferencias fueron grabadas y publicadas en libros bajo los títulos de “la Sabiduría de Abdu’l-Bahá” y “La promulgación de La Paz universal”, mismas que sirvieron de base para la promulgación y consolidación de la comunidad mundial bahaí.

Durante la Primera Guerra Mundial Abdu’l-Bahá fue galardonado con la Orden del Imperio Británico por sus esfuerzos por disminuir la hambruna que sufría Palestina por medio de la repartición de su propio almacenamiento de grano.

En 1872, Abdu’l-Bahá se casa y tiene 5 hijos y 4 hijas de las cuales la mayor, se convertiría en la madre del futuro heredero de Abdu’l-Bahá, Shoghi Effendi.

Abdu’l-Bahá muere en noviembre de 1921, y sus restos descansan en las faldas del Monte Carmelo, en el santuario de Babi. En su testamento es en donde nombra a su nieto Shoghi Effendi como el guardian mundial de la fe Bahaí.

Fuente: Wikipedia, biografiasyvidas.com, bahai.org

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AI Shoghi 3

JP release: 18th December 1998

PAL release: N/A

NA release: N/A

Developer: i4 Corporation

Publisher: ASCII

N64 Magazine Score: N/A

The AI Shogi series had yearly releases from 1996 to 1998, each one being on a different platform: the 3DO, PlayStation and then N64. This one has one welcome feature that the previous N64 Shogi games didn’t, and that’s showing the moves each piece can make. It didn’t help me much for actually playing, as I still couldn’t quite tell how my opponents pieces would move.

This shogi game is very basic, though. The biggest visual thing is that you can change the background, and you can choose to play against player 2 or the CPU. The only additional feature is that you can edit the starting position of each piece, so I was able to play a match where my opponent only had pawns. I managed to get a stalemate which, unlike chess, meant that I won.

Remake or Remaster?

Clubhouse Games on Switch does the job.

Official Ways to get the game

There’s no official way to play AI Shogi 3

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Tara Devi Temple (Shoghi) Tourist Spot in Shimla, Himachal Pradesh

Tara Devi Temple (Shoghi), nestled atop the scenic Tara Devi Mountain in Himachal Pradesh, is a beautiful and peaceful destination for travelers seeking spiritual solace and stunning natural views. Located around 11 kilometers from Shimla, this temple dedicated to Goddess Tara Devi sits at an elevation of 7,200 feet, offering breathtaking panoramas of the surrounding hills and valleys. Many visitors are drawn here not only for its religious significance but also for the peaceful environment and the refreshing mountain air. Offbeat places near Tara Devi Temple (Shoghi) add to the charm, making it an ideal destination for those looking to explore hidden gems near Shimla.

For those exploring the places to visit near Tara Devi Temple (Shoghi) one must include the charming town of Shoghi itself. This small, quiet town is surrounded by lush greenery and is perfect for nature walks and picnics. The Kalka-Shimla railway, a UNESCO World Heritage site, passes through this town, providing scenic rides through the hills. Additionally, visitors can explore the nearby Jakhoo Temple, which is dedicated to Lord Hanuman and offers a panoramic view of Shimla from its hilltop location.

Another notable destination among the places to visit near Tara Devi Temple (Shoghi) is Chadwick Falls. This picturesque waterfall is nestled within a dense forest, making it a peaceful spot for relaxation and photography. The serene atmosphere here is ideal for those looking to unwind amidst nature's beauty. The combination of spiritual sites like Tara Devi Temple and natural attractions nearby ensures that travelers experience the best of Shimla’s tranquility and scenic charm.

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A History of Vegetarianism and Veganism in the World Religions - Spiritual Awakening Radio Podcast

A rarely discussed amazing history of vegetarianism and even veganism in the great world religions and philosophies:

Akhenaten the "Heretic" Egyptian Pharaoh of the 18th Dynasty, who ruled for 17 years;

Hebrew Bible, First Book of Moses: Genesis;

Yoga Shastra, a sutra or scripture of Jainism;

Bhagavad Gita of Krishna;

Srimad Bhagavatam;

The Laws of Manu, a kind of "Hindu Torah" or Book of Laws;

Pythagoras and the Pythagoreans;

Porphyry, a 3rd century AD Neo-Platonist philosopher;

The Vegetarian Prayer of Thanksgiving in the Epilogue of Asclepius of the Corpus Hermeticum, and the same prayer again, as it also turns up in the Nag Hammadi Library of Egypt, the Gnostic Gospels;

Early Church “Heresy Hunters” that used to require meat-eating on Sundays as a way to discover who the veg Gnostics were in their midst;

Philo of Alexandria's description of veg meals at a Jewish Therapeutae monastic community in Alexandria perhaps related to the Essenes;

The Bahai Faith: Baha’u’llah, ‘Abdu’l-Baha, and Shoghi Effendi -- prophecies of a vegan future of humanity;

Vegetarianism in Islam: The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), Rabia of Basra, Bawa Muhaiyaddeen and the Sufis;

John the Baptist, who ate locust bean (carob) flour, not locusts -- BEANS NOT BUGS;

And… blessed are the textual variants: the Mystery of the Missing Veg Saying of Jesus found in Luke 21: 34 of the Evangelion Da-Mepharreshe -- the Old Syriac-Aramaic manuscript of the New Testament Gospels but is no longer present in Greek manuscripts.

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Illustration of a young schoolgirl in profile. She wears a uniform and carries a knapsack. Over her head, she wears a white headscarf and over this, a black gas mask. The sky behind is black while teal tinged waves swirl in the air. Artwork is attributed to Sara Shoghi.

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If only the friends could realize it, the glory of our Faith is not that people with unique abilities do the work of the Cause, but that it is done by the sacrifice of loving and devoted souls who arise selflessly to undertake work they feel themselves incompetent, sometimes, to achieve. God works through them and endows them with gifts they did not dream they could ever possess. - Shoghi Effendi

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Weekend Escapes: Affordable Places to Stay in Chail

Nestled amidst the breathtaking hills of Himachal Pradesh, Chail is a serene and picturesque getaway for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life. Known for its pristine landscapes, charming atmosphere, and a variety of accommodations, Chail has become a favored destination for weekend travelers. Whether you’re on a budget or simply looking for a cozy retreat, there are plenty of affordable places to stay in Chail that offer comfort without compromising quality.

In this guide, we’ll explore some of the chail best hotels, budget-friendly stays, and reasons why Chail is the perfect choice for your next weekend escape.

Why Choose Chail for a Weekend Getaway?

Chail offers a mix of tranquility and adventure, making it an ideal destination for short trips. Its proximity to Shimla and its relatively crowd-free environment make it even more appealing. Additionally, the availability of a wide range of accommodations, including Chail Himachal Pradesh hotels, ensures there’s something for everyone.

For those exploring options under Shimla Chail tour packages, Chail often serves as a peaceful counterpart to Shimla’s bustling charm.

Affordable Yet Comfortable: Top Budget-Friendly Places to Stay in Chail

1. Hotel Grand Sunset

Located amidst the lush green hills, Hotel Grand Sunset is a popular choice among budget travelers. This property offers cozy rooms with stunning valley views.

Why Stay Here?

Affordable room rates without compromising comfort.

Scenic balcony views.

Proximity to local attractions like Kali Ka Tibba.

2. Fernhill Resort

Fernhill Resort is one of the chail best hotels that strikes a perfect balance between affordability and luxury. With well-maintained rooms and exceptional hospitality, it’s a great option for families and solo travelers alike.

Highlights:

Comfortable rooms with modern amenities.

Kid-friendly facilities, including play areas.

Outdoor activities like trekking and bonfires.

3. Village Live In Resort

If you’re looking for a unique and pocket-friendly experience, Village Live In Resort offers cozy cottages surrounded by nature. This place is perfect for travelers who want to immerse themselves in the local culture.

What to Expect:

Rustic cottages with essential amenities.

Beautiful gardens and outdoor seating areas.

Warm hospitality that makes you feel at home.

4. Hotel Monaal

Hotel Monaal is a well-known budget-friendly hotel in Chail that offers basic yet comfortable accommodations. Its central location makes it convenient for travelers exploring the town.

Why Choose Monaal?

Affordable pricing.

Easy access to Chail Wildlife Sanctuary and other attractions.

Delicious home-style food served at their restaurant.

5. Jungle Stays at Chail Camps

For those seeking adventure, Jungle Stays at Chail Camps provides a unique and budget-friendly accommodation option. Stay in luxury tents and enjoy activities like trekking and stargazing.

What’s Special?

Luxurious tented accommodations.

Campfire nights and adventure sports.

Perfect for groups and families.

Luxury Resorts Near Shimla for Budget-Conscious Travelers

While Chail is known for its affordability, many travelers also consider luxury resorts near Shimla for their weekend escapes. These resorts offer premium experiences at competitive prices.

1. Tarika Jungle Retreat

Located on the outskirts of Shimla, this retreat offers luxurious accommodations at reasonable rates, making it a great option for travelers exploring both Shimla and Chail.

2. Aamod at Shoghi

This eco-friendly resort is another excellent choice for those looking to stay close to Shimla without breaking the bank.

Features:

Adventure activities.

Comfortable cottages.

Affordable tour packages.

Reasons to Explore Chail’s Affordable Stays

1. Diverse Accommodation Options

From budget hotels to mid-range resorts, Chail has accommodations to suit every traveler’s needs. Many of these options are included in Shimla Chail tour packages, ensuring you get the best value for your money.

2. Proximity to Attractions

Chail’s budget-friendly stays are conveniently located near popular attractions like the Chail Palace, Chail Cricket Ground, and Kali Ka Tibba, making it easier to explore the town.

3. Value for Money

Many Chail Himachal Pradesh hotels provide premium facilities at affordable rates, ensuring you get the most out of your stay without overspending.

Top Activities to Enjoy During a Weekend in Chail

Staying at one of the affordable places to stay in Chail doesn’t mean you miss out on the fun. Here are some budget-friendly activities to enjoy:

1. Nature Walks and Treks

Explore Chail’s verdant trails that offer stunning views of the Shivalik Hills.

2. Visit Local Attractions

Kali Ka Tibba: A serene temple with panoramic views.

Chail Wildlife Sanctuary: Perfect for nature and wildlife enthusiasts.

Chail Cricket Ground: The world’s highest cricket ground.

3. Stargazing and Campfires

Many budget-friendly accommodations offer outdoor activities like stargazing and campfires, adding charm to your weekend escape.

When to Plan Your Trip to Chail

Chail’s weather is pleasant throughout the year, but here’s a seasonal breakdown:

Summer (April to June): Ideal for sightseeing and outdoor activities.

Monsoon (July to September): Best for lush green landscapes.

Winter (December to February): Perfect for snow enthusiasts.

How to Book Affordable Stays in Chail

1. Plan Ahead

Booking in advance ensures better deals, especially for popular chail best hotels.

2. Look for Packages

Many accommodations offer Shimla Chail tour packages that include stays, meals, and activities at discounted rates.

3. Check Reviews

Online reviews can help you find hidden gems among places to stay in Chail.

Conclusion

Chail is a treasure trove of affordable and comfortable accommodations, making it an ideal destination for weekend travelers. From rustic cottages to budget-friendly resorts, there’s no shortage of options for a memorable stay. By choosing one of the chail Himachal Pradesh hotels or luxury resorts near Shimla, you can enjoy the serenity of this beautiful hill station without burning a hole in your pocket.

Start planning your weekend escape to Chail today, and discover why it remains one of the most enchanting destinations in Himachal Pradesh!

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Top activities to do with children when visiting Shimla, Himachal Pradesh, India

Here are some fun and family-friendly activities to do with children when visiting Shimla:

Toy Train Ride (Kalka-Shimla Railway)

Why kids will love it: The UNESCO World Heritage narrow-gauge toy train ride offers spectacular views of mountains, tunnels, and pine forests.

Highlights: Ride through over 100 tunnels with charming little stations.

Visit Kufri Fun World

Why kids will love it: An amusement park at a high altitude featuring rides, adventure activities, and a mini zoo.

Highlights: Horse riding, yak rides, and snow activities in winter.

Stroll on the Ridge and Mall Road

Why kids will love it: Wide-open spaces, street performers, and local snacks to enjoy.

Highlights: Toy shops, ice cream parlours, and views of the Christ Church.

Himalayan Bird Park

Why kids will love it: A chance to spot exotic birds like pheasants, peacocks, and Himalayan monals.

Highlights: Close encounters with beautiful birds in a serene environment.

Ice Skating at Shimla Ice Skating Rink

Why kids will love it: It is India's only natural ice skating rink, where kids can have fun on the ice.

Highlights: Seasonal activity (December to February), with skate rentals available.

Take a Nature Walk at Annandale or Glen Forest

Why kids will love it: Open green spaces to run around and explore.

Highlights: Picnics, short treks, and spotting birds or small animals.

Visit Tara Devi Temple

Why kids will love it: A peaceful spot with stunning views of the surrounding mountains and forests.

Highlights: A short trek or drive to the temple with panoramic vistas.

Horse Riding at Kufri or Naldehra

Why kids will love it: Kids will enjoy riding ponies or horses through scenic trails.

Highlights: Beautiful views and fun photo opportunities.

Mini Train Ride at Shoghi

Why kids will love it: A short ride on a mini train surrounded by nature.

Highlights: Great for toddlers and younger children.

Explore Johnnie's Wax Museum

Why kids will love it: A fun wax museum featuring life-like statues of famous personalities.

Highlights: Take selfies with wax statues of superheroes, celebrities, and historic figures.

Picnic at Chadwick Falls

Why kids will love it: A peaceful spot with cascading waterfalls and lush greenery.

Highlights: Playtime near the waterfall (under supervision) and enjoying snacks amidst nature.

Shopping for Toys and Souvenirs

Why kids will love it: The shops on Mall Road have wooden toys, woollen clothes, and other fun souvenirs.

Highlights: Choose locally crafted toys or quirky items as keepsakes.

Tips for Parents

Carry warm clothing for the kids, especially in winter.

Plan your activities with breaks to ensure children don’t feel tired.

Keep snacks, water, and a small first-aid kit handy.

Shimla offers the perfect mix of adventure, nature, and culture to keep children entertained and engaged throughout the trip!