Hotel Amber Shimla

Hotel Amber Shimla

Hotel Amber Shimla

Nearby Places

Kufri Shimla

Kufri is a tiny hill station in Shimla district of Himachal Pradesh state in India. It is located 13 km from the state capital Shimla on the National Highway No.22.

Attractions:

  • Mahasu PeakOne can hike through thick forest around Kufri to the Mahasu Peak- the highest peak in Kufri.
  • Indira Tourist ParkThe Indira Tourist Park is near the Himalayan Nature Park and provides panoramic view of the locations around.
  • Chini BungalowIt is the Kufri bungalow which is very famous for its statues and architecture.

Chail Shimla

Chail is a hill station in Himachal Pradesh, India. It once served as the summer capital of his Highness Maharaja Adhiraj Bhupinder Singh of Patiala.

Attractions:

  • Mahasu Peak One can hike through thick forest around Kufri to the Mahasu Peak- the highest peak in Kufri.
  • Cricket Ground- Surrounded by thick forests of deodar, a well maintained Chail Cricket ground is the highest cricket ground in the world. It was built in 1893. This ground located at an altitude of 2,444 m. It is used as the school playground by Chail Military School. During school vacations it is also used as polo ground. There is a well maintained Basket Ball court and the same cricket ground is used for playing football as the ground also has goal posts.In one corner of the ground there is a historic tree on which the Military School has constructed a beautiful tree house.
  • Chail Military School Situated in ancient buildings made by Maharaja of Patiala.

Mall Road

Mall Road is the main street in Shimla, the capital city of Himachal Pradesh, India. Constructed during British colonial rule, the Mall road is located a level below the ridge.

  • The offices of municipal corporation, fire service, and police headquarters are located here. Automobiles, except emergency vehicles are not allowed on this road. For this reason, the locals — and tourists — are often found strolling on this road in the evenings.Mall road has a number of showrooms, department stores, shops, restaurants and cafes. A Himachal emporium that offers handicraft products of Himachal Pradesh like locally designed woollen cloths, branded cloths, pottery items, and jewellery is also located here. There are at least three books shops including one that sells old books.

Sankatmochan Mandir

Shri Sankat Mochan” temple is situated at a distance of about 5 K.m from Shimla and is located at Taradevi on the Kalka- Shimla National Highway.

  • This temple is very easily approachable and is one of the most sought after site to be visited not only by the devotees and pilgrims but also by the tourists of all age groups visiting Shimla, the Hill capital of Himachal Pradesh.
  • The history of the temple dates back to the late 1950’s, when Baba Neeb Karori Ji Maharaj visited this tranquil and serene site surrounded by lush green forests , emerald meadows, the magestic lofty mountains in the background which offered a very soothing and meditative atmosphere stirring the soul to enjoy the bliss of nature, a gift from god to all of us. Baba Neeb Karori Ji Maharaj stayed here in a hut for about ten days and being deeply fascinated and charmed with the place expressed his keen desire for a Hanuman temple to be constructed at this very location .Baba’s devotees the than Lt. Governor of Himachal Pradesh late Raja Bajrang Bahadur Bhadari and Sh. Bhagwan Sahai shouldered the responsibility to fulfill their Guru’s desire and began with the construction of the temple in the year 1962 and finally it was consecrated on the 21st of June,1966, What began as a small temple, by god’s grace and blessings has acquired great dimensions and today the entire temple complex is sprawled over 18.8 bighas of land owned by Shri Sankat Mochan Hanuman Mandir.
  • State Museum

    The Shimla State Museum houses a huge collection of magnificent paintings, sculptures, coins, handicrafts, photos, etc of not only the state of Himachal Pradesh but outside too.

    • The state museum is a major attraction of the Mall area of Shimla built in the style of colonial edifice with sprawling lawns all around. This museum was inaugurated in 1974.The museum is open from ten in the morning to five in the evening. It is open on all days except Monday and the national holidays. The state museum of Shimla also comprises a library that is loaded with historical books and manuscripts.The Shimla State Museum was erected solely with the purpose of preserving the rich cultural heritage of the state and to spread the message of cultural legacy over generations. The paintings depicts the life and culture of the hilly people. Besides there is a huge collection of Mughal and Rajasthani paintings. The museum holds the sculptural merit of the 8th century stone works of Masrur and Bajaura. Also a wide lay out of Himachali dolls are displayed here.The Shimla State Museum is visited by the researchers from both domestic as well as foreign lands.

    Jakhoo Mandir

    Jakhoo Temple is an ancient temple in Shimla, dedicated to Hindu deity, Hanuman.

    • It is situated on Jakhoo Hill, 2.5 km /1.3 miles east from the Ridge, Shimla at a height of 2,455 m (8,000 feet) above sea level.
    • Shimla’s highest peak offers a panoramic view of the Shivalik Ranges and the town of Sanjauli. An ancient “Lord Hanuman” temple is there and every year a big festival is held on Dushera . You can go to the temple by foot (a steep climb) from Ridge (path behind the church) or can hire a pony/horse. Taxis are available too.
    • The legend

      One legend goes that Lord Hanuman stopped there to rest while he was searching for the Sanjivni Booti to revive Lakshman in the Epic Ramayana. On arrival at the temple signs advise visitors to secure all personal belongings and beware of the monkeys, which are everywhere. This is appropriate as the temple is in honour of the Monkey Lord. Visitors must remove shoes (and leave them in the “shoe house”) before entering the temple.There are several eateries at the temple site. Local visitors ring the bell for good luck before making the descent back into Shimla.

    Tara Devi

    Tara Devi Temple has an unique history. Tara Devi Temple was built approximately 250 years ago. Legend was that the goddess Tara Devi was brought to Himachal Pradesh from the eastern Indian state of West Bengal.

    • According to that legend a King of the Sen Dynasty of Bengal visited Himachal Pradesh. The King was in the habit of carrying his personal family idol around the upper torso of his arm. One day while hunting in the dark and dense forests of Juggar, Raja Bhupendra Sen fell asleep and had a dream; in the dream he saw his family deity Ma Tara and her consorts Dwarpal Bhairav and Lord Hanuman requesting him to unveil them before the common economically dis- empowered populace.

    • Inspired by his dream, Raja Bhupendra Sen donated 50 bighas of land and sponsored the construction of a temple in the land. The first Idol was made of wood which was installed in accordance with Vaishnav traditions. Later generations of the Sen Dynasty gradually improved the structure. Raja Balbir Sen commissioned the ‘Ashtadhatu’ deity which is still seen today.

    Tata Pani

    Tattapani is a well known place in the vicinity of Shimla. This particular place is known for its hot water springs. Tattapani is located at a distance of 51 kilometers from Shimla.

    • The place is at an elevation of 655 meters above sea level.Shimla’s Tattapani has become a spot of big tourist attraction. The Hindu temples as well as the Shiv Goofa (Shiva Caves) located at Saraur at a distance of four kilometers from there are also places of utmost interest. Fishing can be an exciting activity in the place.Tattapani is an ideal locale for enjoyment and recreation. The springs are found on the banks of river Sutlej covering an area of one square kilometer. People from all over the country visit the place to take a dip into the sulphurous water of the spring. A dip into the water of the spring provides relief to the people suffering from joint pains, fatigue or any type of skin disease and hence has got a great medicinal quality.Besides, Tattapani at Shimla has developed into a major Hindu pilgrimage center. The pilgrims regard the month of January the holy time to take a bath in the water of Tattapani. People also visit the place on 13th April on the occasion of agricultural festival. The spring water vanishes in the months of June and July but again becomes visible in the months of November and December. People gather in abundance every year on the auspicious days of Tara Ratri, Lohfi and 26th January. Resting at HPTDC tourist bungalow is the best choice available to the tourists.

    NaldehraShimla

    Himachal Pradesh has always been one of the most popular tourist’s destinations in the country, offering a wide range of activities for the sports lover. Its beautiful and challenging hills have attracted trekkers from all over the world.

    • Whether it is river rafting or parasailing, Himachal has always been a place to be in for the sport lover. And Himachal has also kept up with the pace of the changing times and adapted itself to new upcoming sports such as golf. Actually the story of Golf in Himachal started 100 years ago. In 1905, the Viceroy of India, Lord Curzon became so captivated with the beauty of Naldehra, a place 22 kilometers from him summer capital Shimla, that he would often come and camp here for days on end. It was probably for the memory oh his stay here, that he named his third daughter ‘Alexander Naldehra’. And it was on his favorite camping site that he established what today is one of the oldest and most scenic golf courses in the country. Initially a 9 Hole Course, the Naldehra golf course was expanded to 18 holes, and further expansion has been planned to make the course at par with the best in the country. Golf as a sport has rapidly become popular all over the country and the Governor of Himachal Pradesh, Shri V.S. Kokje feels that Himachal Pradesh with its wonderful terrain and climate has much to offer to the sport. He said, “Golf is essentially a holiday sport, and Himachal Pradesh is a very popular holiday destination. With its climate, its pollution free atmosphere, the altitude and the scenic beauty. So it’s a Wonderful opportunity to combine your holidays with your sports”. The Story of Golf in Himachal Pradesh started 100 years ago, but it’s a story that’s just beginning to unfold.

    NarkandaShimla

    Skiing is a major reason for tourists to visit Narkanda. Skiing is organized in the month of December – March each year as this is the time when the slopes are fully covered with ice.

    • There are different slopes here that are suited for beginners as well as experienced skiers. People are of the opinion that only athletes can do skiing. To break this thought the HPTDC has taken initiative to extend the sport to common man. They have started conducting many courses in skiing at Narkanda. They have qualified instructors trained by the Institute of Mountaineering and Allied Sports. They impart training to students under a designed 7 day program from 10th January to March, every year. The training Gears and equipment too are provided by them. They guide the students to proper exercising pattern so that they are able to do the sport appropriately and safely. Half a km from Narkanda bus stand is a place called Dhumri which is a famous ski slope and attracts large number of tourists in winters on its gentle slopes.

    Nearby Activities

    Horse Riding at Ridge

    At Ridge near Christ church, tourist enjoy horse riding activities. It's a fun way to explore the area, enjoy the fresh mountain air, and take in the beautiful surroundings.

    Green Valley

    A picturesque spot on the way to Kufri, Green Valley is surrounded by dense deodar and pine forests. It's a popular spot for photography and nature walks, offering stunning views of the lush green landscape.

    Shaily Tibba

    Shaily Peak, located near Naldehra, offers breathtaking views and is accessible via a trek or a pony ride. The peak is known for its serene environment and panoramic views of the surrounding valleys and mountains.

    Lakkar Bazaar

    Lakkar Bazaar is a popular market in Shimla known for its wooden handicrafts and souvenirs. You can shop for unique wooden items, woolen clothes, and local handicrafts. The market also has some excellent eateries where you can enjoy local snacks.

    Things to do

    Skiing/Snowboarding
    15 min
    Hiking
    15 min
    Hot Tubbing
    15 min
    Movie Night
    15 min
    Board Games
    15 min
    Poker Night
    15 min

    Places to see

    Visit Summer Hill
    15 min
    Explore Viceregal Lodge
    15 min
    Take a Nature Walk in Glen
    15 min
    Visit Himachal Pradesh University Campus
    15 min
    Shop at Tibetan Market
    15 min
    Explore Himalayan Bird Park
    15 min

    Our Team

    Noah Adrian

    Oversees the day-to-day operations of the ski resort, ensuring that guests have a great experience.

    Sophia Bootman

    Operate the ski lifts, ensuring that guests have a safe and smooth ride to the top of the mountain.

    Ethan Jeff

    Patrol the ski resort, ensuring the safety of guests and helping to respond to emergencies.

    Eva Ogden

    Teach guests how to ski and snowboard, providing them with a fun and safe experience.
    5/5

    98% Positive reviews

    Our well-rated ski resort is perfect for budget-minded travelers. With slopes for all levels of skiers, our resort is sure to please everyone in your group.

    We are on:
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    reviews about us

    Gretchen Gouse

    CEO

    “We had a great stay at the chalet! The location was perfect and the chalet had everything we needed. The view was beautiful and we enjoyed the hot tub every night. We would definitely recommend this chalet to others and would love to stay here again.”

    Lindsey Lipshutz

    CEO

    “The chalet was beautiful and had a great location. We really enjoyed our stay and would love to come back.”

    Gretchen Gouse

    CEO

    “The chalet was very cozy and perfect for a relaxing vacation. We enjoyed the quiet location and would love to come back again.”

    Gretchen Gouse

    CEO

    The chalet was a great place to stay. It was very comfortable and had everything we needed. We would definitely stay there again.
    Gretchen Gouse

    CEO

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