Eulogize the Wonders of Nature with Solan Tourism

Solan in Himachal Pradesh boasts of its refreshing climate throughout the year. The destination is called as the 'Mushroom city of India'. It is among the oldest breweries in India. Solan tourism offers you to enjoy beauty, tranquility and adventure altogether on a single tour.

Shoolini Mata Temple

Dedicated to Shoolini Mata, the temple is among the most popular attractions of Solan. It is the presiding deity at the temple of adjoining village, Solan Gaon. People believe that Shoolini Mata Temple was here before the origin of Solan Gaon. The temple beckons great crowd during auspicious days.

Barog

It is another beautiful spot that lies around 5 km from Solan. This serves as an important half on the railway line in the early century. The hill train desisted here for an hour while the tourists indulged in a lavish lunch. Enveloped by pine forests, the town delights tourists with refreshing air and soothing views.

Nalagarh Palace

Built in the year 1421, the Nalagarh fort serves as a gateway on a hillock to Himachal Pradesh. The fort overlooks a panoramic sight of the Shivalik hills beyond the Sirsa River. Now the majestic site has been converted into a heritage property. It serves as a resort these days.

Kiarighat

It is a famous point for halt enroute to Shimla from Chandigarh. This gorgeous tourist stopover is situated about 19 km from Solan. It has the Apple Cart, which is known to have remained in a Dak Bungalow once. Now it has been converted into a budget luxury hotel.

Dr. Yashwant Singh Paramar University of Horticulture & Forestry

The university boasts of being the first one in Asia. Sprawled over an area of 550 hectares in Naunj villages, it lies in Solan district. The university was started in the year 1985 by Dr. Y.S. Paramour who was the first chief minister of the state. It has 14 departments, managed by a faculty of 200 scientists and teachers. The university offers courses in various disciplines like under graduate, postgraduate and doctoral courses in forestry, horticulture and others.

Kamru Fort

Visit Solan to see the Kamru Fort, which is a calm sentinel in Solan hill station and is located at an elevation of 2,600m above the sea level. It lies at a distance of around 229-km from Shimla. It also serves as a dense group of houses, enveloped by fields and orchards.

Gurkha Castles

Lying in the districts of Solan, Bilaspur, Sirmour and Shimla, the Gurkha Castles remind us of the time when the region was under the Gurkha rule. While most of the structures established by the Gurkhas have deteriorated, the remaining few entice tourists.

Solan Valley

This beautiful valley in Solan is a must visit attraction. The British loved the site and built here a number of small towns. Solan Valley offers naturally soothing beauty to tourists. 

Solan tourism is a delight for those who love nature, beauty and adventure. If you are looking for real fun of holidays, head on exploring Himachal Pradesh attractions for a delightful experience.