Who says that Shimla has become a concrete forest? Allow us to take you to a nature walk that provides you with immense amount of natural forest, and that is to the north face of the town. Let us descend to a trail that hides a great level of variety in its bosom. Pens, because it starts from the house of Rudyard Kipling, an eminent writer and then the trail passes through the house and the birth place of a legendary Hindi writer Nirmal Verma, and Brushes because finally it finishes at an art gallery established by a living legend Mr. Sanat Chatterjee, known for his longest paintings in the world (75 ft, 90 ft and 100 ft) on silk with water colour. Sanat Chatterjee and his son Him Chatterjee lives there with their families. This directly introduces you to the hill villages, brooks, rivulets, meadows, grasslands and forests. You may come across some wild life, pheasants, a variety of wild flowers and some local plants that grow widely on the slopes
