Explore the Region
Temples, palaces, wildlife sanctuaries and scenic wonders — all within reach from The Glide Inn.
Nestled in Junga village, we are close to Shimla's most iconic destinations — making us the ideal base for your Himachal holiday.
A local temple dedicated to Junga Devta, the regional deity of the Junga valley. A peaceful, culturally significant site just minutes from The Glide Inn — perfect for a morning visit.
A serene temple dedicated to Satya Sai Baba located in the quiet village of Mehli. Known for its peaceful atmosphere and panoramic surroundings.
One of the most famous temples in Shimla, dedicated to Lord Hanuman. Situated on the highest peak of Shimla at about 2,455 m, it features a magnificent 108-foot statue visible from across the city. Iconic views over Shimla and the surrounding Himalayan ranges.
A hilltop deity temple in Chail offering sweeping views of the Choor Chandni peak and the entire Shivalik Range. One of the most picturesque viewpoints in the region.
An ancient hilltop temple built around 1766 by kings of the Sen dynasty, situated at an elevation of 7,200 feet. The temple offers magnificent views of the surrounding valleys and mountains of Himachal Pradesh.
A truly extraordinary temple built entirely by one man over 38 years, known as "The Temple in My Dream." A remarkable testament to devotion, faith and one man's extraordinary vision — well worth the drive.
A local heritage landmark right in Junga village — ideal for sightseeing, photography and experiencing the cultural history of the Junga region. Accessible on foot from The Glide Inn.
Built by Maharaja Bhupinder Singh of Patiala in 1891 after he was exiled from Shimla by the British, Chail Palace is set amidst dense cedar forests at 2,250 m. Today it operates as a heritage hotel and offers beautiful walks through its forested estate.
At 2,444 metres above sea level, this is reputedly the highest cricket ground in the world, established in 1893 by Maharaja Bhupinder Singh. A unique landmark that combines cricket history with stunning Himalayan scenery.
A 110 sq km forest reserve at 7,152 feet, home to Himalayan black bears, leopards, barking deer, pheasants and a rich variety of birdlife. A paradise for nature lovers, wildlife enthusiasts and photographers.
A charming hill station known for its ski slopes, the annual Winter Sports Festival in February, Himalayan Nature Park, and panoramic mountain views. Popular with families, adventure seekers and nature walkers year-round.
A centuries-old tree surrounded by rich local folklore. According to legend, a deity intervened to protect the tree from being cut, and it has stood undisturbed ever since. A fascinating stop for those interested in Himachali folk traditions and natural heritage.
A spectacular perennial waterfall hidden in the pine forest, reachable via our guided Waterfall Trek (4 km round trip, 2–3 hours, minimum age 8). A refreshing reward after a scenic hike through the Himalayan forest. Book the trek →