Trekking in Solan

Solan, Himachal Pradesh, India, Asia

Trekking in Solan

  • Solan, Himachal Pradesh, India, Asia
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Solan has beautiful forest encapsulated hills that are perfect for trekking. These treks will also be a refreshing experience, making you ready for the work next week. Known for its huge agricultural produces for Tomatoes and Mushrooms, Solan is often described as the ‘Mushroom City of India’ and ‘The City of Red Gold’. The city is located at an average elevation of 1,600 meters above sea level and is the largest city in the state of Himachal Pradesh. Being a Gurkha capital of formerly known Princely state of Bhagat, the city is a cultural cauldron that contains a fine brew of culture, arts, religion and history. The city is full of a huge number of forts, monuments, temples, churches and various other places that can interest the tourists that visit Solan. Also known as Churchandni, this peak is perhaps the most easily accessible from the plains- Nohradhar, one of its base points, is only about four hours from Kalka on a very good road. However, it is adviseable to start the trek from the Chopal side, in upper Shimla. Drive upto Sarain, 25 kms. from Chopal and spend the night: in a heritage forest rest house set amidst pretty orchards. Next day it is a four hour easy climb through dense deodar and blue pine forests to the famous temple on the peak, (actual peak, at 3636 meters, is about 100 meters above the temple, in a cluster of rocks, cairns and red prayer flags). Spend the night here, for one gets an unimaginable 360 * view at night- the lights of both Chandigarh and Shimla are clearly visible. One can stay in the serai, or pitch tents, or even stay in the wooden hut of the temple priest who gave up a cushy teaching job and came here more than 40 years ago. It is an easy 18 km. walk the next day through uninterrupted forests, down to Nohradhar, 30 kms. from Rajgarh in Sirmour district. The entire Churdhar range is a wildlife sanctuary. Legend has it that it is on these mountains that Hanuman found the "Sanjeevani Buti" with which he brought Laxman back to life. Even to the naked eye the mountain has an abundance of medicinal herbs and plants. Nohradhar has a good PWD rest house and frequent bus connections to Solan/ Kalka/ Shimla / Chandigarh.

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