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Himalayan Wildlife Zoo in Kufri boasts of a umbrella. wide range of rare antelopes, feline animals SEE Kufri Travel Guide - http://www.ixigo.com/travel-guide/kufri page 2 5 Sights Kufri, Shimla district, Himachal 4 Bhima Kali Mata Temple Himalayan Nature Park, Kandaghat- http://www.ixigo.com/places-to-visit-see-in-kufri-lp-1050362 Pradesh, India Chail-Kufri Road, Kufri, Shimla, Himachal Pradesh 171001, India 1 Mahasu Peak The Indira Tourist Park adjoins the zoo. It includes a video games parlour, a beer bar, Visit the zoo at Kufri near Shimla to spot an ice-cream parlour and the HPTDC-run some of the most popular and rare animals. Lalit Café. Here you can get yourself One of the most famous attractions of Kufri, photographed in ethnic Himachali clothes at the zoo is visited by nature lovers all across reasonable prices. It was named so after the year and you will love the exquisite flora Indira Gandhi visited the area when signing and fauna at this place. the Shimla Agreement with Pakistan in 1972. Located about 13 km from Shimla, Kufri is a famous getaway from the beautiful hill 3 The Himalayan Nature Park station. Bhima Kali Mata Temple, Kufri, Himachal Pradesh, India A little before the main road and where Where To Kufri, Shimla district, Himachal Kufri itself starts is the Jai Pradesh, India Bhima Kali Mata Temple. The temple is Eat believed to be highly sacred and is visited in Mahasu Peak is where the action hots up in 5 Places large numbers by both locals and tourists Kufri. The equivalent of another hill station’s alike. It is considered to be very significant http://www.ixigo.com/foods-in-of-kufri-lp-1050362 Lover’s Point or Sunrise Point, the peak is because of the pond, Kupher which is crowded with tourists especially during the 1 More Please Restaurant located in its premises and it is 'the' pond winter season.There is a small Shiva Temple after which Kufri got its name. at the top where Bollywood shoots have taken place, while the lower reaches abound MDR 8, Kufri, Himachal Pradesh, 5 Kufri Zoo in makeshift food stalls. Telescope views of India the surrounding areas cost about Rs 50 for Known as the Chini Bungalow, viewing 10 points of interest. The 2 Indira Tourist Park Himalayan Nature Park, or simply the zoo, this place houses a host of creatures such as the sambar and barking deer. Tibetan wolves, snow leopards, bears and pheasants can also be seen here. Feeding timings are Shilong Resort, P O Mundaghat, Kufri 10 am and 4 pm. Chail Road, Kufri, Shimla +91-98160-28334 Kufri Travel Guide - http://www.ixigo.com/travel-guide/kufri page 3 If you're in Kufri and in the mood for a simply enjoy a meal, this is the place for you. hearty Punjabi meal then More Please Restaurant is the place for 3 Kufri Holiday Resort you. Indulge in your favourite dishes and enjoy the fast and friendly service that the restaurant has to offer. 2 Snow Shelter Hotel Kufri Hills, Kufri, India +91-177-2648341 The in house restaurant at Kufri Holiday Resort serves delicious food. The ambiance is simple and comfortable. The menu offers a variety of cuisines. 4 Lutyens Wildflower Hall, Mashobra, Chharabra, 5 Farsan Main Bazar, Kufri, Shimla, Himachal Kufri Holiday Resort, Kufri Hills,Kufri Pradesh, India Hills The restaurant at Snow Shelter Hotel is comfortable and inviting. With a lavish menu, there is a lot on the platter from Chinese to Indian cuisine. If your looking to let down your hair and Kufri Travel Guide - http://www.ixigo.com/travel-guide/kufri page 4 Quick LOCATE http://www.ixigo.com/hotels-in-kufri-lp-1050362 See A: Mahasu Peak B: Indira Tourist Park C: The Himalayan Nature Park D: Bhima Kali Mata Temple E: Kufri Zoo Accommodation F: Kufri Star In G: V Resorts Nature Heaven Koti H: OYO 10080 Hotel Kufri Ashray I: Kufri Star In J: V Resorts Nature Heaven Koti K: OYO 10080 Hotel Kufri Ashray L: Kufri Star In M: V Resorts Nature Heaven Koti N: OYO 10080 Hotel Kufri Ashray Food O: More Please Restaurant P: Snow Shelter Hotel Q: Kufri Holiday Resort R: Lutyens S: Farsan.
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