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2. The distance between Chandigarh to
Shimla is around 120 km. The four laning
project involves the creation of 11 tunnels
between Maliana (Shimla) and Kothi to help
reduce the distance by 19 km. The total
length of the tunnels will be 9.5 km. The two
longest tunnels will be of 2.27 km each
between Taradevi and Shogi and Kandaghat
and Solan. The state government wants that
the highway be realigned and include more
tunnels to reduce the distance by another
20 km. The emphasis will be on reducing the
travel time.

3. First station is Pinjore in which Pinjore
Garden is situated. Pinjore Gardens also
known as Yadavindra Gardens is located in
Pinjore, Panchkula district in the Indian
state of Haryana. It is an example of the
Mughal Gardens style
Second famous station is Kalka from which
Kalka Shimla Train is running. The Kalka–
Shimla Railway is narrow gauge railway in
North-West India travelling along a mostly
mountainous route from Kalka to Shimla. It
is known for dramatic views of the hills and
surrounding villages. The Kalka–Shimla
Railway was built in 1898

4. Now you reaches to shimla.
The Mall is the main shopping street of Shimla. It
also has many restaurants, clubs, banks, bars, post
offices and tourist offices. The Gaiety Theatre is also
situated there.
Church Situated on the Ridge Christ Church is the
second oldest church. It has a very majestic
appearance and inside there are stained glass
windows which represent faith, hope, charity,
fortitude, patience and humility.
Jakhu Hill: 2 km from Shimla, at a height of 8,000 ft,
Jakhu Hill is the highest peak an offers a beautiful
view of the town and of the snow-covered
Himalayas. At the top of the hill, is an old temple of
Lord Hanuman, which is also the home of countless
playful monkeys waiting to be fed by all visitors.

5. Visit:
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Second Floor
Sector – 11
Panchkula
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