DCOP Shimla hills campus is majorly for practical sessions. Certain types of photography cannot be practiced in Delhi Campus. Students of the one-year Diploma program are taken on a mandatory field trip to practice various kinds of photography like landscape photography astrophotography, nature trails, travel photography, etc.
This campus also offers various short-term photography courses on landscape photography, astrophotography, travel photography, nature trails, star trails, etc.
DCOP Shimla Hills is located in a small city called Kandaghat, Himachal Pradesh which is just 29km before Shimla and 15 km from Solan, with an astonishing view of Shimla city. Located away from the main city of Shimla makes it a less light-polluted city & makes it a perfect location for Astro Photography, Landscapes & Cityscapes. The old history and heritage of Shimla's main city making it perfect for street and travel photography.
DCOP Shimla hills campus is located in the valley of a very dense forest of ‘Karol Tibba’ which is even at a higher altitude than Shimla. The campus is located between the Himalayas decorated with apple & peach orchards, oaks, deodars, and pines.
DCOP Shimla Hills is located in a small city called Kandaghat, Himachal Pradesh which is just 29km before Shimla and 15 km from Solan, with an astonishing view of Shimla city. Located away from the main city of Shimla makes it a less light-polluted city & makes it a perfect location for Astro Photography, Landscapes & Cityscapes. The old history and heritage of Shimla's main city making it perfect for street and travel photography.
DCOP Shimla hills campus is located in the valley of a very dense forest of ‘Karol Tibba’ which is even at a higher altitude than Shimla. The campus is located between the Himalayas decorated with apple & peach orchards, oaks, deodars, and pines.
The guest room is for individuals who visits campus on college business trip. A completely insulated wooden interior with all the facilities of a studio apartment. A large living room with a beautiful view, a fully equipped kitchen area, television, fridge, microwave, washing machine etc.
The guest room is for individuals that visit campus on college business. Spacious, comfortable guest rooms with amenities that will make the guests feel like home. Completely air conditioned with attached restroom, working space and a fantastic view of the Shimla hills.
There are two garden areas, beautifully landscaped with Himalayan flora. It has a bonfirepit, seating area and various recrational activities. The students, mentors and guests can get together here for discussions over coffee or tea with beautiful view of the mountains or just enjoy their time together.
The dining area has a seating capacity of 40 people. A wood burning fire place and pole heaters so that you enjoy dining outdoors with a beautiful view of the mountains.
There are two garden areas, beautifully landscaped with Himalayan flora. It has a bonfirepit, seating area and various recrational activities. The students, mentors and guests can get together here for discussions over coffee or tea with beautiful view of the mountains or just enjoy their time together.
DCOP is the only college in India to have its own fleet of cars. We have specialised vehicles for various purpose. Our fleet of cars include an emergency vehicle, a pilot vehicle, a rugged 4*4 for extreme terrains, and a traveller for group outings, there is a vechile for every purpose.
A lush green Pine forest located just 5 min drive/15 min by cycling from the campus. Perfect for early morning/evening trek or cycling activities. Beautiful pine cones, cold breeze, and the serenity of these places, you wouldn’t want to come back.
Shimla also known as ‘Simla’ is the capital and largest city of Himachal Pradesh. In 1864, Shimla was declared as summer capital for British raj India. Also famous for Kalka-Shimla toy train and shopping at mal road
Located 45 minutes drive from DCOP Shimla hills, Chail is known for its salubrious beauty and virgin deodar forests. The Chail palace is well known for its architecture built by Maharaja of Patiala during British Raj. World’s largest cricket ground is also in Chail at an altitude of 2444m..
Deodar forests in Chail are known for their majestic beauty and grandeur like a green pearl in the crown of the himalayas.
The Chail palace is well known for its architecture built by Maharaja of Patiala during British Raj.
Junga is nestled in a dense Pine forest surrounded by water falls & greenery with an over looking view of Shimla city.The Ashwani river & smaller water bodies add to the charm of being in the wilderness.
BTS shooting star trails.
A small village in (dhalta) Himachal Pradesh between 29 minutes from DCOP Shimla hills is located at the site of a small bridge constructed over river "Ashwini". best for fashion shoots and alluring landscapes.