Adventure Sports in Shimla

This winter, gear up your speed and go Shimla inSkiing in Shimla has been categorized into two
Himachal Pradesh. The gorgeous hill-station is asections, namely, the Alpine and the Nordic. The former
paradise to winter sport lovers. It is located in thedemands racing down the icy steeps, while the later
north-west Himalayan region, with an altitude of 2, 128cross ski-jumping from an highest point and
meters above the sea level. This salubrious hill resort iscross-country skiing. While the fever is still at acme,
embellished with some unmatchable gifts of Motheradventure lovers, further, are planning for heli-skiing.
Nature. Dotted entirely with numerous pine, oak andBesides, winter sport seekers can also check out the
rhododendron trees, Shimla serves as a destination forclimatic pressure of Narkanda, situated 64 kms away
cool winter holiday in India.from Shimla.
Ice Skating Carnival:How to reach:
Ice-skating is the main winter sport in Shimla. ThisShimla is situated 365 kms away from New Delhi and
Queen of Hill-Stations boast of the largest ice-skating115 kms away from Chandigarh. Travelers can easily
ring in India. The Skating Carnival begins here fromaccess the hill-station by means of air, rail or road
early December and sprays full fun till the end ofBy Air:
February. The adventure festival is controlled by theThe nearest airport is located 23 kms away at
Ice-Skating Club of the very place. Everyday, sessionsJabbarhatti. Regular flight connects the place from
are arranged twice a day and enthusiasts play on theIndira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi.
frozen ice, undisturbed.By Rail:
Shimla Skiing ResortThe nearest railhead is at Kalka, situated 96 kms from
Ice-skaters in Shimla can also enjoy the adventure ofShimla. Direct trains connect Delhi with Kalka.
skiing. The confidence of speed and balance can beBy Road:
showcased in the snowy slopes of Kufri, situated 16Developed roadways aid travelers reach Shimla safe
kms away from the hill-station. It is said that the gameand sound.
has been started by the Britishers, long back in 1930.