Tours & walks · Shimla · Shimla
The Viceroy’s Hunting Forest
Run by Shimla Walks
Explore the former Viceroy’s hunting preserve from the British Raj era. Experience dense forests still untouched by modern roads
- 6h
- Shimla
About
During World War II in 1942, while hunting in this forest west of Shimla, the Viceroy of India, Lord Linlithgow, received news of America's entry into the war. This forest, supported by the local Raja, served as a hunting preserve for every Viceroy after the 1857 mutiny, who would camp there for days.
A trail used for the Raja's Jeep was later developed into a road. However, with the construction of a main road, the Jeep road was neglected and eventually became overgrown.
Today, you can walk this Jeep road and experience the seemingly untouched forest, with some areas still free from human interference.
Tickets & prices
| Ticket | Who it is for | ID | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Viceroy’s Hunting Forest · 1-4 People | Up to age 99 · up to 10 per booking | Not required | ₹5,250 |
| The Viceroy’s Hunting Forest · For 5 or more people | Up to age 99 · up to 10 per booking | Not required | ₹1,050 |
Dates & slots
Dates are confirmed live when you start a booking.
Cancellation policy
The operator has not stated a cancellation policy. Write to support@tocxi.com before booking if you need flexibility.
If the operator fails to confirm your booking, you are refunded in full, usually within 5 to 7 working days.
How to get there
No metro station or bus stop within easy walking distance. Use the directions link below.
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