Nestled in the Himalayas, Himachal is blessed with elevated mountains, snow-layered peaks, lush green hills and calm resorts. During summer season, people flock to this tiny hill station to escape from the scorching heat of the plains. Shimla the capital city is known as "Destination for all seasons". Kufri hill is ideal for trekking and hiking trails. The main tourist attraction of Kullu is the Raghunath Temple. Manali an important hill station of northern India is distinguished for its Buddhist monasteries. An adventurers’ paradise to the core, the state beckons those who are inclined to trekking, mountaineering, fishing, river rafting, skiing, para gliding, ice-skating and golf. The dancing during a village fair is awe-inspiring and is symbolic of the peace and joy of the people. Viceregal Lodgeis, situated on the Observatory Hills was the residence of the British Viceroy Lord Dufferin. Situated at an altitude of 2,600 above sea level Kamru fort stands as a silent sentinel. Kamru fort is a dense cluster of houses, encompassed by fields and orchards. Rang Mahal palace in Chamba, a fascinating mix of colonial and Sarcenic architecture styles is built by Raja Umed Singh in the mid 18th century. Indeed, the ‘Himalayan Jewel’ has more attractions in store.