Nahan Hill Station: Treasure of Beauty

   Nahan Hill Station does not have any combination of beauty. Yes, heaven has landed on earth like Nahan Hill Station. 

   Located at an altitude of about 932 meters above sea level, the Nahan Hill Station is a very exciting hill area. It should be called the best gift of natural beauty. Situated in the Sirmaur district of Himachal Pradesh, 

   Nahan Hill Station is built on the natural beauty. Perhaps for this reason, the Nahan Hill Station has become a global tourist area. 

  Surrounded by the mountain ranges of the Himalayas, this hill station boasts of the beauty of tourism in its lane, while there is also religious and history. 

  The part of the Shivalik mountain range is a fascinating place to sit in the Nahan Hill station. Surrounded by natural beauty and the best climate, this area is a favorite of global tourists. 

  Experts believe that King Karan Prakash had set up Nahan Hill station as a summer capital in 1621. Several princes and temples were built at the Nahan Hill Station during the reign of the princely state. 

  This area of ​​lakes, waterfalls, rivers and religious places attracts tourists to Nahan Hill Station. The main attraction of the Nahan Hill station is the Rani Tal.

   Although it is a delicate lake. Yet its attraction creates excitement. The architectural architecture of the ancient Shiva Temple is visible here. Actually, the Nahan Hill station appears to be fantasy and very romantic. 

   This wonderful treasure of picnics, boating and natural beauty. Particularly that Renuka Lake is considered the main attraction of the Nahan Hill Station. Besides being the largest lake in Himachal Pradesh, 

  Renuka Lake also has the title of natural beauty and amazingness. Chundar Peak is the favorite and famous area of ​​Nahan Hill Station. Nahan Hill Station is a long series of attractive and beautiful places nearby.

  There is a lot more to this especially in Rani Tal, Renuka Lake, Trilokpur Temple, Dhaula Kuan, Giri Nagar, Jagannath Temple, Kala Amb, Ranger Palace and Renuka Wildlife Park.
   Trilokpur Temple: The trilokpur temple was built by King Deep Prakash in 1573. It is a religious place situated on the Kalka-Ambala road, about 23 kilometers from Nahan Hill Station. It is dedicated to Mandir Devi Mahamaya Baala Sundari. It is a famous religious place of Haryana and Himachal Pradesh. 

   There are also beautiful caves underlining natural beauty senses. The cave is dedicated to Lord Shiva.   

   Dhaulakuna: Dhaulakuna is a picturesque place. About 20 kilometers from Nahan Hill Station, this area is known to be specially known for its common and other fruits. Kastasan is a temple of goddess about 20 km from Dhaulakunia. This temple was built by Raja Jagat Singh.
   Kala Amb: Kala Amb is a beautiful place. In fact, Black Amb is the Industrial Area of ​​Himachal Pradesh.

  Rani Tal: Rani Tal is indeed a royal legacy. This rhythm located at Nahan Hill station is also called Rani Lake. Actually it was for the use of the dynasty, but now it has been opened to the general public. 

   Visitors can take great pleasure in boating on this beautiful picnic spot. Surrounded by the lawn grounds of velvet grass, this area gives energy to the mind.

   Renuka Lake: Renuka Lake is the tallest and largest lake in Himachal Pradesh. About 3214 meter long lake tourists can enjoy the boating pleasure of the boating. 

  There is also the Renuka temple nearby. In fact, this temple is dedicated to Goddess Renuka. Goddess Renuka was the mother of God Parshuram. 

  Experts believe that Gorkhas constructed this temple in one night.
   Ranger Palace: Ranger Palace is the highlight of the Nahan Hill Station. This is a major tourist destination. It is also known as Nahan Royal Palace. Its unique architectural style attracts tourists.

   Renuka Wildlife Park: Renuka Wildlife Park is the highlight of the Nahan Hill Station. Located about 15 kilometers from Nahan Hill Station, this sanctuary spreads in about 402.80 hectares. Many flora, including pine and pine, make the park fragrant.

  In the sanctuary, there are many species of Asiatic lions, red wild fowl, Indian antelope, Sambhar, Chital, Himalayan black bears, black pheasants, peacocks and various species of aquatic birds. Suketi Jishash Park is also a special attraction of Nahan Hill Station.

   All necessary resources are available for the visit of Nahan Hill Station. The nearest airport is Shimla, Chandigarh and Dehradun. Visitors can visit Nahan Hill Station from Shimla, Chandigarh or Dehradun Airport. The nearest railway stations are Barara Junction, Ambala and Chandigarh. Tourists can also visit Nahan Hill Station by road.
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