📍 Tap for Directions Soaring at an altitude of 3,400 meters (11,155 feet), Hatu Peak is the highest point in the Shimla district and a hidden gem for trekkers, pilgrims, and nature lovers alike. With its panoramic Himalayan views, dense cedar forests, and the sacred...
Nestled in the serene valley of the Pabbar River, Hateshwari Mata Temple in Hatkoti, Shimla district, is one of Himachal Pradesh’s most revered and architecturally rich temples. Dedicated to Goddess Hateshwari, an incarnation of Durga, this ancient shrine is a...
District: ShimlaTheme: Roadside Legends & Paranormal Phenomena 🕰️ A Road Etched in Mystery Located near the Himalayan foothills, Kingal Road connects the quiet village of Kingal to other parts of Shimla. By day, it’s a peaceful drive through pine forests and...
District: ShimlaTheme: Folkloric Hauntings 🕰️ A School Steeped in History Founded in 1864 by the Religious of Jesus and Mary, this all-girls convent school—also known as Chelsea—was originally an orphanage for children of British soldiers. Nestled in the green belt of...
📍 Tap for Directions District: ShimlaTheme: Urban Hauntings 🕰️ A Legacy of Life and Loss Established in 1966, IGMC is Himachal Pradesh’s largest medical institution, located in the snow-covered Lakkar Bazaar area. Originally built on dense forest land once occupied by...
District: ShimlaTheme: Roadside Legends 🧟♀️ The Legend of the Lift-Seeking Lady Located between Navbahar and Chotta Shimla on the Shimla Highway, Chudail Baudi—literally “Witch’s Well”—has earned its reputation as one of the most haunted stretches in Himachal....
District: ShimlaTheme: Colonial Hauntings 🕰️ A Home with a Shadowed Past The House of Dukhani dates back to the British Raj, nestled on a secluded hillside overlooking Shimla. It was once owned by a British gentleman named Buck, or Bucky, who frequently hosted weekend...
📍 Tap for Directions District: ShimlaTheme: Colonial Hauntings 🕰️ A Mansion Born of Empire Built in the early 20th century, Charleville Mansion was once a summer retreat for British officials. In 1913, Victor Bayley, Assistant Secretary to the Railway Board, rented...