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A Journey Through the Hills, Chill, and Unforgettable Thrills!- Part 1

 Shimla Diaries: Hills, Heritage & Happy Vibes A Journey Through the Hills, Chill, and Unforgettable Thrills! ~By Chitrakshi Chaudhary Shimla—often called the Queen of Hills—had always been on my travel wishlist, as we had already visited it 9 years ago, making it very nostalgic and this trip finally turned that dream into reality. With winding roads, tall pine trees, and charming colonial buildings, the town welcomed me with open arms and sunny skies. From the moment we began our journey to the last look at the hills fading in the distance, every moment was filled with fun, laughter, and unforgettable memories. From waiting excitements after report card day to enjoying this unforgettable trip in my session break was one of the most stress free trips of mine as our shoulders ain't have that burden of studies which is usually there. Being a 3 day trip, we experienced the Queen of Hills to the maximum.  Starting the journey we got up early and left by 6 in the morning. The h...

A Journey Through the Hills, Chill, and Unforgettable Thrills!- Part 2

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   Shimla Diaries: Hills, Heritage & Happy Vibes A Journey Through the Hills, Chill, and Unforgettable Thrills! ~By Chitrakshi Chaudhary Continued.... The next day it was, we had to take the lift to mall road, walk that road again, and reached mall road because that was where, the ropeway to the Jakhoo Mandir was. Heading to the Mandir, and seeing the huge Hanuman Ji statue. After the spiritual bless, we went to the Indian Institute of Advanced Studies, where we not only felt as we were in London, but felt one of the best sceneries, someone could in India. The place was gorgeous, though we couldn't visit the historical part, which was the inside of the huge structure, as it required pre booking. We toured the gardens and set  way to Kufri which was about 40 minutes away from Shimla. There awaited Yak rides, which we did after having a cowboy hat and a gun. Of course, it didn't have bullets. In the way, I also held two furry rabbits on my head and shoulder and clicked ...