Shimla Wildlife Specials
Unique attractions and experiences that make your visit memorable
Cycling Trails
Explore the scenic beauty of Shimla Wildlife Water Catchment on dedicated cycling trails. Ride through dense deodar forests, alongside ancient reservoir, and experience the thrill of mountain biking in the Himalayas. Perfect for fitness enthusiasts and nature lovers of all ages.
E-Cart Jungle Safari
Experience the thrill of observing majestic Himalayn Ghoral and Barking Deer in their naturalistic forest environment. One of the most exciting attractions of the Sanctuary, offering a unique opportunity to see these magnificent herbivores up close in their habitat.
Himalayan Brown Bear
Witness majestic bulky Himayan Brown Bear in a near-wild setting. A thrilling drive through wooded forests where lBrown Bears roam freely in their natural habitat, providing an unforgettable wildlife experience.
Himalayan Black Bear
Observe Himalayan Black Bears in their natural environment. Get insights into their behavior, feeding habits, and lifestyle as they roam freely in a spacious, naturalistic enclosure.
Chadwick Fall
A waterfall cascading gracefully through dense Deodar and Oak forests, creating a serene and picturesque landscape in the heart of the forests.
Camping Site Potters Hill
Camp at eco friendly structures with wildlife moving around and meserize the experience.
Khadiyun Cheer Pheasantry
The Cheer Pheasant Conservation Breeding Centre at Khariyoun is located within the Chail Wildlife Sanctuary in Himachal Pradesh, the natural habitat of the vulnerable Cheer Pheasant (Catreus wallichii). The Centre is dedicated to the ex-situ conservation of the species through scientific breeding, research, and reintroduction programmes. It plays a vital role in supporting the recovery of wild populations and conserving one of the Himalayan region's most threatened pheasants.
Heritage Forest Rest House
The rest house is of British era and designed in such a modest way that everyone loves to spend hours in pristine deodar and oak forest.
Seog Reservoir
The Reservoir has been constructed in 1880s by British to fed the erstwhile British India Summer Capital Simla (Shimla)
Western Himalayan Temperate Arboretum
The arboretum is part of the Potter’s Hill Conservation Reserve, and it harbours more than 150 trees, besides 50 plus associated shrubs and also some associated important threatened herbaceous flora, that includes orchids, medicinal plants and ferns. Besides, the area also provides suitable habitat for birds and butterflies.
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