
Luxury Shimla Private Tours
Discover Shimla through tailor-made private tours that combine colonial heritage, Himalayan scenery and the distinctive character of India's former summer capital. Perched at over 2,000 metres in the Himalayas, Shimla offers a refreshing contrast to the bustle of India's plains, with pine-covered hills, winding lanes and spectacular mountain views.
Explore the historic Mall Road and Ridge, admire elegant Tudor and neo-Gothic architecture, and discover the stories of Shimla's colonial past with an expert local guide. Venture beyond the town to experience peaceful forests and panoramic Himalayan landscapes, or travel aboard the historic Kalka-Shimla Railway. Your journey is tailored around your interests, with private chauffeur-driven travel, carefully selected hotels and thoughtful local recommendations.
Top places to visit in Shimla

Viceregal Lodge
Nestled amidst pine trees and flowering plants, Viceregal Lodge is a delight to watch. The façade exhibits Jacobean Revival architecture from Britain. The palace which took 8 years to build, was fully erected in 1888. This mansion on Observatory Hill is spread over 110 acres. Interestingly, the pine and cedar used in its construction came from Burma (now Myanmar).

Gaiety Theatre
The Gaiety Heritage Cultural Complex in Shimla is a well-known cultural landmark tucked away in the tranquil beauty of Himachal Pradesh. It is evidence of Shimla's rich history and creative heritage. Every element, from the elaborate interior décor to the ornate Victorian architecture, evokes the allure of a bygone era.

Shimla Toy Train
The Kalka-Shimla Toy Train, a cherished gem among India's iconic railway journeys, offers a picturesque route through the Himalayan Queen Railway. This UNESCO World Heritage Site connects Kalka to Shimla, the charming hill station, allowing travelers to embark on an unforgettable journey.

Mall Road & Christ Church
In the heart of Shimla, on the famed Ridge Road, is the iconic Christ Church that is not only Shimla's oldest church but also its most famous. It's an architectural marvel built in 1857 that is so famous that locals often use it as a landmark to give directions to others. After exploring the church's hallowed halls, you can stroll through the nearby market and mall road.
"We recommend taking the historic toy train from Kalka to Shimla, travelling slowly through the Himalayan foothills as the railway winds through pine forests, mountain valleys, tunnels and spectacular bridges. On reaching Shimla, explore the historic heart of the town on foot with a private local guide, discovering the Ridge, Mall Road and quieter heritage lanes while learning about Shimla’s colonial past and its evolution into the hill station it is today."



