ADVENTURE PARK [SHIMLA]

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List of Adventure Activities in Kufri

  1. Ice-Skating
  2. Trekking
  3. Zip Lining
  4. Paragliding
  5. Cycling
  6. Skiing
  7. Horse Riding
  8. Yak Riding
  9. River Rafting
  10. Tobogganing
  11. Rock Climbing
**There is no river rafting in Kufri. For that you have to go to a place called TATTAPANI



I paid only 500 rs for adventure park..it is not more expensive than other things

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