The capital city of Himachal Pradesh, Shimla, also happens to be the largest city in that state housing around 200,000 people (approximately). With an altitude of 2,206 meters above sea level, this city lies on top of seven hills. The seven hills of Shimla are Inverarm hill, Jakhoo hill, Summer hills, Prospect Hill, Elysium hill, Bantony hill, and Observatory Hill. These hilly terrains are the best spots for campers to lay their tents. The highest point that you can reach in the city is at Jakhoo hill, which is 2,454 meters above sea level. The climate in Shimla is frigid in winters and moderately warm in the summers. The temperature is -4-degree Celsius to 31-degree Celsius, but one can still experience Shimla through activities like such as camping, trekking and skiing. The best time for camping in Shimla would be from April to October. Please note that the distance from Shimla given in the list of places, is the distance by road. So, without further ado, let's look at the top places you can visit for camping in Shimla this year!

Once called the summer capital of British India, Shimla is blessed with sprawling green landscapes in summers. The region becomes even more divine in the winters because of the snow-covered mountains and fields. The best way to enjoy the scenic beauty is by paragliding in Shimla and indulging. Flying up as high as 5000 feet and soaking up all the beautiful views that you see down there, is an amazingly off-beat experience to cherish forever.The months of March to June in Shimla, have a clear sky and pleasant climate, making it the best time to visit the place for paragliding. The temperature ranges from 15 to 30 degree celsius, which is ideal for paragliding or any other outdoor activity. The activity is closed from July to August because of monsoon and resumes for months from September to December.

River crossing is an activity that is completely identify from its name. It is also one of the most preferred and exciting adventure activities that you can plan during your Manali tour. River crossing is generally termed to crossing a river from its one bank to another. This task will completed with the help of a rope and cable. Some of the organizations will also use Water taxi, A bride and A tunnel to cross this river. In Manali, you can experience this task by a rope with proper safety. The cost for per person to experience this activity is ranges from 350 rupees to 1000 rupees. The charges are completely depends on the distance, that you are going to cover. There is now specific uniform for this activity, you can plan it in your own uniform. One is completely safe during this adventure, because it performed in observation of professional experts. Van Vihar, Solang Valley, Morpheus Valley, Club House, and Old Manali are the places, where you will find the same.

Location: Van Vihar, Solang Valley, Morpheus Valley, Club House, and Old Manali

One of the favorite activities of Britons in the colonial year, angling has now become a much sought after recreational activity all over the country. Himachal Pradesh's massive variety and quality of angling have given the state an enviable reputation. The valleys and mountains of Himachal Pradesh known better for mountaineering and other mountain sports are attracting a whole new kind of tourism this year around. All thanks to clean water of Himachal Pradesh, the state is the storehouse of multiple breeds of fishes. The difference between angling and fishing is that 'Angling' is a form of fishing, which is often used synonymously with terms like 'sports fishing' and 'recreational fishing'. Himachal Pradesh is currently a prime destination for Angling and Fishing in India. Currently, Mahseer and Trout are the most sought out fishes for fishing and angling.

Not just honeymooners’ paradise, this beautiful hill station is a perfect getaway for thrill seekers and nomads. Since Shimla is embraced by various natural wonders such as picturesque sunsets, glorious mountains, and pleasant deodar and pine forests – it’s indeed a great place to camp in its outskirts and enjoy a roaring campfire under the moonlight.Shimla has pleasant weather in every season. Be it breezy summer evenings or cold winter nights, almost every season calls for a warm bonfire in this serene hill station. Thousands of travellers visit the capital city of Himachal Pradesh during winters to experience snow. Not all of them are lucky enough to see the great natural phenomenon.Like mentioned before, Shimla is a year-round destination for mountain lovers and adventure enthusiasts. So, camping with a bonfire can easily be planned in both summers and winters. However, if you’re planning to go camping in winters, you need to be equipped with the right winter clothes and gears.For camping enthusiasts, October to March is the perfect time for planning an outdoor bonfire with an overnight stay in camps. The average temperature in Shimla usually remains between 0 to 15°C during this time.