Amusement & Adventure Park (Kufri)
Amusement & Adventure Park (Kufri)
Amusement & Adventure Park (Kufri)
Amusement & Adventure Park (Kufri)
Amusement & Adventure Park (Kufri)
Amusement & Adventure Park (Kufri)
Hip Hip Hurray, Nagsons amusement cum adventure park is an idyllic hideaway for complete entertainment and matchless fun time with thrilling rides, bumping boats, virtual reality games, fine dining and a plethora of fun activities. It is nestled in the laps of snow clad mountains with picturesque natural beauty in Kufri, around 16 kms. from the queen of hills, Shimla.
Hip hip hurray has attempted to pull out people from staid environment of conventional pleasure trips and unfolded before them an exciting new scenario of complete leisure destination.
The sprawling complex is spread over an area of 5000 square meters amidst lush green trees and a pollution free environment. This park features various rides, including bumper cars, gondola wheel, kiddies helicopters and double swing. Virtual reality games, redemption games and air hockey are few of the exciting indoor games offered here.
For a breathtaking experience, try adventure activities like flying fox, Burma bridge crossing, valley crossing and commando net climbing. With so much of attractions under one roof, this amusement park is an excellent hideaway for leisure and adventure seekers. Take home souvenirs from the special Himachali handloom shop, which is within the park's premises. In addition to these, the stylish multi-cuisine restaurant in the park serves mouth-watering delicacies.
Opening Closing Time : 10:30 am – 06:00 pm. Open all days
Shimla has a population of around 145,000. Most of the residents are from the Pahadi community (the natives of Himachal Pradesh), but there is also a sizable minority from Punjab and Sindh, who moved to Shimla during the partition. As a result, the languages spoken in Shimla include Hindi, Punjabi, Pahadi and English which serves as a lingua-franca.
Sitting majestically above the searing plains, the British designated the town as the summer capital of India. The higher levels of the town reflect this British connection, comprising mostly buildings in the Victorian style, while the lower slopes are occupied with Indian bazaars and restaurants. Traffic is banned from the historic central area, (known as the Mall) which means that the atmosphere is calm and the air pristine. Cart Road runs south of the Mall and is connected to it via the lifts. The Ridge, north of the Mall, is a good place to view the the seven majestic hills of Shimla. Further along the same road is Lakkar Bazaar, which is a good place to buy some handicrafts and other souvenirs.
Shimla's cool climate is the precise reason why it is such a popular summer retreat. Located at an altitude of approximately 2200m above sea level, the region has a hilly terrain and is covered by dense evergreen forests. A few visitors choose to visit Shimla during spring or autumn, when the place is less crowded and the views are too spectacular for words.
| Season | Months | Temperature | Conditions |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spring | March-April | 10°C to 20°C | Clear skies. Occasional rain and thunderstorms |
| Summer | May-June | 16°C to 28°C | Generally clear skies. Air might become smoky due to forest fires |
| Monsoon | July-September | 13°C to 20°C | Cool and humid. Continuous rain |
| Autumn | October-November | 10°C to 23°C | Skies are clear, chilly evenings. |
| Winter | December-February | -7°C to 10°C | Generally dull weather. Frequent snowfall. |
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