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Shimla Is The Capital And Largest City Of The North Indian State Of Himachal Pradesh. In 1864, Shimla Was Declared The Summer Capital Of British India. After Independence, The City Became The Capital Of East Punjab And Was Later Made The Capital Of Himachal Pradesh. It Is The Major Commercial, Cultural And Educational Center Of The State. Small Villages Were Recorded Before 1815 When The British Army Took Control Of The Region. The Climatic Conditions Attracted The British To Establish The City In The Dense Forests Of The Himalayas. As The Summer Capital, Shimla Hosted Many Important Political Meetings, Including The Shimla Delegation Of 1906, The Shimla Agreement Of 1914 And The Shimla Conference Of 1945. Even After Independence, The City Remained An Important Political Center, Hosting The Shimla Agreement Of 1972. After The Reorganization Of The State Of Himachal Pradesh, The Existing Mahasu District Was Named Shimla. Shimla Has Many Buildings Built In Tudorbethan And Neo-Gothic Architecture From The Colonial Era, As Well As Many Temples And Churches. The Colonial Architecture And The City's Churches, Temples And Natural Environment Attract Tourists. The Major Attractions Of The City Include Shri Hanuman Jakhu (statue), Jakhu Temple, Viceregal Lodge, Christ Church, Mall Road, The Ridge And Annadale. The Northernmost Point Of The City Center Is Jakhu And The Southernmost Point Is Annadale, The Easternmost Point Is Sanjauli And The Westernmost Point Is Chota Shimla. The Kalka-Shimla Railway Line Built By The British, Which Is A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Is Also A Major Tourist Attraction. Due To Its Steep Slopes, Shimla Hosts The Mountain Biking Race MTB Himalaya, Which Began In 2005 And Is Considered The Largest Event Of Its Kind In South Asia. Shimla Also Has The Largest Natural Ice Skating Rink In South Asia. Apart From Being A Tourist Hub, The City Is Also An Educational Hub With Several Colleges And Research Institutes
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