Park Woods, Shimla, Himachal Pradesh - Hotel Reviews
Park Woods, Shimla, Himachal Pradesh
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Nahan, Renuka, Paonta Sahib segment
There are in the segment several historically and mythologically important places. The Shivalik mountains here are indescribably picturesque. The Jagannath temple, Bala Sundari temple and Shivalik Forest Park are important places of tourist interest in Nahan. Parashuram Tal, in Renuka, is profiled like a sleeping lady. There is a wildlife sanctuary around the lake which has boating facility. Paonta Sahib, a gurudwara dedicated to the tenth Sikh guru Govind Singh, is situated on the bank of the Yamuna.Christ Church and St Michael's cathedral are two important landmarks. Kamna Devi on Prospect hill, Jakhoo temple, Tara Devi and the famous Kali Bari draw a lot of Hindu pilgrims.Chall, 43 km from Shimla, has the world's highest cricket pitch and polo ground. Kasauli, 77 km from Shimla and 35 km from Kalka, situated at an altitude of 1927 mts, has quaint ambience of a colonial past. Hatkoti is 104 from Shimla. It has some ancient temples. This is the place where the gods are said to gave fought among themselves. Narkanda is 64 km from Shimla (2700 mts). It has slopes for skiing for both beginners as well as regulars.CLIMATE: Max temp in summer is 30 deg C, min in winter minus 4 deg C.
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Hotel Reviews of Park Woods
5.63
Ravichandra, Delhi | 18th April 2007|
Hotel Review of Park Woods
Comments: Overall experience was very enjoyable. The ambience and the weather were complementing each other. We had some apprehensions about the accommodations, but once we settled into the Bamboo huts we were very comfortable. It is a place away from the hustle-bustle of the city. Though the period of October November would be more enjoyable. even April first week was not bad. One caution though, if you are expecting Five star facilities in rustic surroundings, this place is not for you. It suits both extremes - If you are planning to have a restful weekend or if are interested in a bit of roughing up by rock grappling etc. this is the place. Children also had great fun running around collecting pine cones, playing around bonfire.
Best Experience: The staff the service and the food (simple, hot and filling). Our traveling time estimate was wrong and we reached at around 4:00 pm, hungry as we decided it is not worth eating and taking chances with the kids on ghat road. We were served hot food immediately. We forgot our mobile and the Manger was so very helpful and made sure we got it back in Delhi at our home.
Worst Experience: None to mention. Be sure to carry proper foot wear for the location, you can notice from the photos the terrain is bit rough.
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