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The Shimla Summer Festival is a celebration of the bounty of the harvest, and the festivities honour the advent of the summer. Spread out over five days; the festival is a gala of musical performances, cultural attractions, folk performances, local handicraft exhibitions, as well as with quirky activities like fashion shows, dog shows, stalls that sell artisanal ware and serve up local cuisine; it is an event that has something for everybody.

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The Hatkoti Valley is mainly visited by the locals as a day trip from Shimla and is a popular pilgrimage spot, religious symbol as well as a sanctuary for those wishing to make themselves one with nature.

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Claimed to be around 800 years old, this is the oldest historical monument around this region. The fort is spread over a large area and has a number fresh-water springs. Walk around this ancient structure to find a few more monuments such as the Gurkha For and more.

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Sipi fair held in Shimla is celebrated in a suburb Sipur, 2 km from Mashobra, is named after Sipi deity and annually organised in May. The main attraction is the visit of the deity from the nearby hamlet Deothi. During the festival, the place turns into a mystical setting, and nobody spends the night here. The fair provides an opportunity for visitors to connect with the local culture of India.

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Spread across an area of 55,670 sq km this wildlife sanctuary is a forested area and has a wide variety of flora and fauna. A lot of endangered species can be found here, including the Cheer Pheasant.

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This park is one of the most popular and favorite tourist spot in the area. The Himalayan Nature Park is home to various endangered and rare species of flora and fauna, Just a little outside Chail, the park less than an hour of drive away.

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One of the most sought-after places in Tattapani is Hot Water Spring. As the name of this town suggests meaning 'hot water, this chain of sulfur springs gushes out hot water on the right bank of River Sutlej.

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Tattapani is a destination for water sport activity fanatics. River rafting in the cold water of River Sutlej, one of the longest rivers of India can be a lot of fun and exciting. With bewitching landscape all around, ideal time for this activity is during May and June. One can also enjoy this activity from Chabba (12 kms) to Tattapani or from Sunni (5 kms) to Tattapani. Another option is a stretch of 36 kms from Pandowa to Tattapani.

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The perfect destination for nature and adventure lovers, Shaily Peak, is located close to Mahakali Lake in Shimla and features dense green forests and rocky yet wide trails ideal for trekking. The top of the Peak, which is at a distance of 8km from the base Khatol and at an altitude of 9,400 feet, provides marvelous views of the green Shimla countryside and the distant snow-clad Himalayan ranges. It is an excellent spot for clicking pictures. Horse riding is a popular activity when visiting Shaily Peak, and the temple at the top is also open to the public.

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Set on a 4-acre land at 7,000 feet above sea level, Jubbal Palace in the town of Jubbal is one of the most famous attractions in Shimla. Also called the Woodville Palace Hotel, the structure is an architectural wonder designed by a French architect and is made of sandstone and deodar wood.

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The Army Heritage Museum in Shimla, India is a notable destination offering a glimpse of the country's rich history and beauty. Located in picturesque Annadale, it is surrounded by snow-capped mountains, verdant greenery, and rolling lawns.Visitors to this museum will be treated to a rich collection of military memorabilia, including modern and traditional weapons, uniforms, flags, armory, and much more.