Winter Tourism: Shimla Witnesses Peak In Foreign Tourist Arrivals

largest city of Himachal Presh, and former summer capital of British India, Shimla has recorded a surge in inbound foreign tourist s exploring unperturbed beauty, and charm of this historic city.

Michelle, a tourist from United Kingdom, expressed her miration for Shimla's charm.

"It's been a wonderful stay. We've been here for three nights and have been able to travel around. Shimla is extremely wonderful; views and sunset is mesmerizing, and people are so friendly. We've seen things here that remind us of England and I think those memories will stay with us forever".

" flora is beautiful and while wear may feel cold for some, it's perfect for us. It's a lovely climate with so much history. For anyone interested in India, Shimla is a place where you can come, stay, and experience blend of history and natural beauty," She ded.

Shimla's divine land and pool of attractions

Yvonne Ryan, a tourist from Australia, shared her enthusiasm for Shimla's "serene atmosphere and breathtaking surroundings".

"We decided to come to India because of what we h seen and re. We wanted to experience it ourselves. wear here is wonderful not humid but fresh and cool, much like mountains in Australia. It feels like home. surroundings are incredibly beautiful, and re's so much to see. It feels like we're living stories we've re about India. I will go home and tell all my friends to visit India. Shimla, especially, is incredible. It's beautiful. Unlike Delhi, where we experience heavy traffic and pollution, Shimla offers a calm, clear sky that is truly lovely".

Ishwar Chauhan, who is manager at Shimla's Combermere Hotel, spoke about rise in number of foreign tourists visiting historic city this season.

"October and November are peak months for attracting foreign tourists to Shimla and Himachal Presh. wear during this period is very pleasant, neir too hot nor too cold. Compared to past two years, we've seen a significant increase in number of tourists this year, particularly in se months," he said.

"re are a lot of tourists here and we hope this trend continues. This influx benefits various sectors of local economy, including restaurants, hotels, and transport providers. boost in tourism helps many local businesses thrive," he ded.

(With ANI Inputs)