One
of the most beautiful hill stations in Himachal Pradesh, a tour to Chail
offers you beauty, serenity, peace and an unforgettable experience. With
tourist attractions like ancient palaces, temples, gardens, forests,
included in your itinerary, who wouldn't want to go on a sightseeing
tour in Chail? Chail offers a number of trek routes and trails that
leads to the Choor Peak and Shimla. Check out the tourist attractions
that are worth visiting during your tour to Chail.Sidh Baba Ka Mandir
It is believed that Maharaja Bhupinder Singh first chose the site on which the temple is now situated for his palace but when the construction was started, he had a strange dream. A saint came in his dream and told the king that he had meditated on this site and thus, he should not build the palace there. The ruler respectfully shifted the site of his palace and instead built a temple there in the honor of the revered saint. The shrine came to be known as Sidh Baba Ka Mandir.
Chail Sanctuary
The Chail sanctuary was inaugurated on 21st March 1976. It sprawls over about 11,000 hectares of land and is a pride of the hill station. It houses thick forests of deodar and oak trees, grasslands and a variety of wildlife, especially deer, Himalayan black bear and many colorful birds. The best way to explore this sanctuary is by going on a trek inside. The rugged terrain does not allow any vehicle to tread and tourists are encouraged to take a walk in the wild side of Chail.
Cricket Ground
The world's highest cricket and polo ground, Chail Cricket Ground is situated at an altitude of 2144 meters above sea level. It is surrounded by tall deodar forests and was built in 1893. It is also a chosen site for hockey camps that are organized here from time to time.
Chail Palace
Situated at an altitude of 2250 m, Chail is a very small but delightful hill resort. One of its major attractions is the Chail Palace, constructed by Maharaja Bhupinder Singh of Patiala in 1891, as his residence.
