Shimla, the "Queen of Hill Stations," is famed for Mall Road, Kufri, and colonial charm. But venture off the beaten path, and you’ll discover serene forests, forgotten trails, and villages untouched by crowds. Here’s your guide to Shimla’s best-kept secrets! 1. Tattapani Hot Springs Why Visit? Soak in natural sulfur-rich springs beside the Sutlej River, 50 km from Shimla. Perfect after a hike! Highlights : Riverside campsites and thrilling river rafting (seasonal). Local  dhabas  serving spicy Himachali trout. How to Reach : 2-hour drive from Shimla. 2. Churdhar Peak Why Visit? Trek to Shimla’s highest peak (3,647m) for 360° views of the Himalayas. A pilgrimage site with a giant Shiva statue. Highlights : Moderate trek through oak forests (best April–Oct). Stay in rustic village homestays in Nohradhar (base camp). 3. Shaily Peak, Chail Why Visit? A secluded viewpoint near Chail (45 km from Shimla) with sunrise vistas over the Choor Chandni range. Highlights : Spot wild pheasa...

We envision the Earth as a vast, interconnected garden where every element—oceans, rivers, forests, and seasons—harmonizes to sustain life. But humanity’s relentless pursuit of "progress" has tipped this balance, leading to crises like global warming. If we fail to act now, future generations will inherit a scarred planet. Our Mission: Collective Responsibility At Travel Garden, we believe in  action over apathy . Our goal is to minimize harm to the environment while maximizing efforts to protect and restore it. This isn’t a solo mission—it’s a collective movement. We unite: Students  🌱 (driving awareness campaigns), Organizations & Firms  🏢 (adopting sustainable practices), Travelers  ✈️ (practicing eco-friendly tourism), Communities & Governments  🏛️ (enforcing clean policies). Your Role: Small Acts, Big Impact Carry In, Carry Out  🚯: If you bring snacks or goods on a trip, take the packaging back. Don’t let it become forest litter. Reject Sin...