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Shimla, known as the 'Queen of Hills,' derived its name from the Goddess "Shyamala" (also known as the Goddess Kali) and served as the Summer Capital of British India for a significant period. The British influence is prominently reflected in its Victorian-style architecture. Currently, it serves as the capital of the state of Himachal Pradesh. Situated in the western Himalayas at an average altitude of 2,206 meters (7,238 feet) above sea level, Shimla exudes a majestic charm and allure, making it a favorite destination for visitors and filmmakers alike. It attracts tourists throughout the year, offering a plethora of attractions to explore in and around the city.