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Welcome to the land of Shali Tibba, the highest peak in the vicinity of Shimla! This peak is not only famous for its breathtaking views but also for its unique name, “360,” which means a 360-degree view from the peak of Kufri, Fagu, Shimla, and Narkanda Hills.

Shali Tibba tek is is a must-do activity when you’re in Shimla, and we guarantee that it will be an experience of a lifetime.

The ascent up to Shali peak is through ancient trails surrounded by dense pine and oak forests with rolling alpine pastures. Don’t be surprised if you spot a leopard, black bear, or barking deer on your way! And for all the birdwatchers out there, this trek supports a lot of beautiful birds and pheasants from the Himalayan region.

The highlight of this trek is the temple dedicated to the goddess Bhima Kali, constructed with wood and stones following the rural Himalayan architecture. And if you’re lucky, you might spot peaks like Bandarpoonch, Swargarohini, Kalanag, and Badrinath of Uttarakhand on a clear day.

This trek offers an unforgettable view of endless snow-covered Great Himalayan ranges along with the Sutlej valley and the densely forested hills and villages of Shimla, Fagu, Theog, and Narkanda. And for all the photography enthusiasts, this trek offers some of the most picturesque views and moments to capture.

Don’t be afraid of the steep climb! This trek is a comfortable full-day trek that lasts around 3 hours through the forest for about 7 kilometers one way. And if you’re planning to go on this trek, the best time to go is from March to December.

So pack your bags and get ready for the trek of a lifetime. You don’t want to miss the chance to climb the highest peak in the vicinity of Shimla, surrounded by beautiful forests and breathtaking views. And who knows, you might spot some wild animals or even the peaks of Kullu, Lahaul-Spiti, and Kinnaur side!

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