the view is really good from there.but whenever you are going there please save yourself from monkeys.

it was just amazing. if you want to enjoy nature don't take taxi.. walking is the best option to reach to jaku temple. safe and secure. you will find a lot of monkeys there as this is belongs to hanumanji. don't carry any eatable in you hand..

The walk is actually very nice but quite steep - so carry a walking stick because youll need it for the monkeys, Dont carry photo or stuff that can easily be snatched.

A must see in Shimla , may be on the highest point. If you are unable to visit this Temple, you could see Lord Hanuman's Gigantic Statue from almost every location while Driving, Good Architecture.

on the top of the shimla you can found 108 feet long hanuman ji you can fond hanuman ji from far away to shimla it is visible, as per my experience the best time to visit are early in the morning sun rise time and in evening at 6:45 to 7:30 . in morning you get amazing view of shimla... More

A taxi ride - or a steep, two kilometre climb up a path from near the church at The Ridge, if you prefer - will take you up to Shimla's highest point, Jakhoo Hill. Not surprisingly, as it's 1,455 metres (8,000 feet) high, there are panoramic views from here towards the Shivalik mountains. There's also an incredible temple with the... More

We stayed at a hotel on the route to Jakhoo temple and ventured up the hill to see the giant Hanuman statue. The route is really interesting as you go up, with pleasant hill slopes on both sides. Make sure you get sticks to shoo monkeys with as you go ascend. These are available on the path up, opposite the... More

The road to this temple is a drivers nightmare..only trained drivers can handle the sharp turns at 30 degrees & steep slopes. But once you reach the top its quite picturesque. You can see all of shimla and in evening you feel the chill even in May

I am a Hanuman devout The humongous Hanuman statue and the curvy approach take a HRTC cab frm ridge for just 10 rs per head