5 Hidden Temples of Shimla, Not Every Tourist Knows

When it comes to the hottest travel destinations India, Shimla is cherished among travellers. People from all across India as well as foreign countries come and enjoy their holidays here. Among the soothing north India travel destinations, Shimla offers picture perfect scenic view, calm and cool climate and buildings from the British era. The great history and beautiful attractions of Shimla make it one of the world best travel destinations. Having such charming features, it is one of the most amazing places, but these days travellers look for offbeat and less known attractions, so here are five hidden temples of Shimla, not every tourist knows. Scroll down and check out these beautiful and not so known temples. So that next time you make a visit to Shimla, you explore the less explored.

Kamna Devi Temple:

Kamna-Devi-Temple

Nestled in the thick forest, Kamna Devi Temple is a beautiful spot located on a cliff; one can reach his temple from Bolieuganj either on foot or by car. The place is calm and serene and the road is equally beautiful.

Dhingu Mata Temple:

Dhingu Mata Temple

Another beautiful temple located on a cliff is Dingu Mata temple. To reach this temple, one can take car or walk up to the cliff from Sanjauli. It is an offbeat place which offers breath taking view.

Tibetan Monestary, Vikas Nagar:

Dolanji-ManasteryPhoto credit: Himachal watcher

Not many people know about this beautiful Tibetan Monastery which is located in Vikas Nagar. The Monastery has beautiful thanka paintings on the walls which are made by special painters from Nepal. A home for almost one hundred monks, it is a beautiful place, less known in Shimla.

Sri Sathya Sai Baba Temple Pujarli:

Satya Sai Temple, Pujarali, Shimla.jpg

Located in Pujarli, the Sathya Sai Baba temple is peaceful, calm and the view from this temple is awe inspiring.

Shali Tibba Temple:

Shali Tibba Temple

This place is for trekking enthusiasts. Located little away from the main town, Shali tibba has a small temple on the top. The three sixty degree view from the temple is jaw dropping.