From
a mere stopover to Himachal Pradesh to a popular travel destination of
India, Barog is finally getting the recognition it deserves. Experience
the beauty of untouched natural surroundings when you travel to Barog.
These breathtaking views have a dream-like quality to them and make an
idyllic setting for the tourists pouring in to enjoy the miraculous
beauty of Nature. Tourism in Barog is catching up because it provides
what big metropolitan cities can't offer - peace and tranquility.
Early mornings are very beautiful in Barog with the dew on pine trees
glistening in light sunshine. Soft rays of the sun paint the snow-capped
peaks a bright orange and the morning mist makes the surroundings
absolutely divine. Barog provides scenic views of the Solan valley and
is the only hill station in India with a registered camping site with
basic facilities, where one can either put up one's own tent or rent one
for nominal charges. The long winding roads and exotic scenery are ideal
to go on an excellent drive.
Barog
Tourist Attractions
Barog is a sleepy little town of Himachal Pradesh. It is located in the
Solan district of this state and makes a delightful place to go on a
tour, while in Himachal Pradesh. This place, surrounded by lush green
locales gets its name from an engineer named Barog.
Suketi
Fossil Park
Suketi Fossil Park was the first park in Asia that to be situated on
the site where the actual fossils were unearthed. Situated at a distance
of 21 km from Nahan, this park is sited on the bank of Markanda River.
It lies on the upper and middle Shiwaliks and has soft sandstone and
clay rocks. Suketi Fossil Park is known for its six life size fiberglass
models of pre-historic animals, whose fossils and skeletons were found
at Suketi. These models depict Crocodilia; giant land tortoise and
chelonia (Colosschelys Atlas).
How to Reach Barog
Barog is a small hill station in Himachal Pradesh, which has been gaining increased recognition from tourists. It started being noticed by people in the early 20th century, when it comprised of one of the stoppages on the route of the Kalka-Shimla toy train. Since then, its popularity has increased manifolds.