Naldehara Hill Station: The Crown of Earth

  Naldehara Hill Station should say the crown of earth Yes, the beauty of this hill station is very scenic. It seems as if the paradise has landed on earth. 
 

  This magnificent hill station of Shimla, Himachal Pradesh, India is the center of special attraction for global tourists. The main reason of this tourist area being the center of global attraction is the excellent golf course of Naldehra. 

  Naldehrah Hill Station, situated at an elevation of about 2044 meters above sea level, is surrounded by aura of natural beauty. It appears that as the Naldehara Hill Station is the lap of nature. 

   Naldehrah is literally a combination of two words. Naldehrah is actually made up of Nag and Dehra. This means that the residence of the king of snakes. There is also a magnificent religious place at Naldehara Hill Station. This divine-magnificent temple is considered to be the abode of Nag Devta. This temple is famous as the Mahunag temple. 

  This temple is dedicated to Nagdavita. It is recognized as an important religious place in the area. Agatha belief in the local inhabitants towards this magnificent temple located on the Naldehra Golf Course. It is also recognized that the temple is dedicated to the brave warrior Karna of Mahabharata. 

   This temple was built in 1664 by King Shyam Sen. The king was a strong devotee of Karna. The main attraction of the Naldehra Hill Station is the Naldehra Golf Course. It is believed that it is one of the oldest golf courses in the world. 

  It was founded in the year 1920 by the Viceroy of India Lord Curzon. If the experts believed that Lord Curzon was very charmed over the natural beauty of the Naldehra Hill Station. So Karzan decided to make the best golf course in Naldehra. 

   This golf course is managed in the connivance of the Himachal Tourism Department. This golf course is known to be specially known for 18 holes. Apart from this, Naldehra Hill Station is also known for special fairs and festivals. Sipi Mela is the main attraction of Naldehra. 

   The fair is organized in June of each year, especially in the year of the Divya-Gala Fair. Apart from this, Naldehra Hill Station Jatas are also very popular for the fair. 

  This fair is especially famous for the fight of oxen. This fair is organized in the period of October. The Naldehra Hill Station, which has a cool and tranquil climate, is also the special treasure of the herbs.

  Experts believe that inundated milch animals are also preserved in Naldehra Hill Station. Soft and quiet air provide plenty of freshness to the heart and mind of tourists. It appears that the lungs are oxygen-rich. As if the lungs have feathers The thrill of clouds thrills tourists.

  It appears that the clouds are mates. If the clouds ever go out with the tourists, then the tourists are laughing with the clouds. In winter, the joy of Naldehara Hill station gets double the joy. In winter, from the all-round ground to the houses, that is, the entire city of the cloud is seen in the lagoons. It seems as if the paradise has landed on earth. 

   There exists a long chain of natural beauty around Naldehra Hill Station and nearby. These include a lot of things like Chabba, Tatapani, Style Peak, Mahakali Temple, Kogi Mata Temple etc. Chabba is indeed a beautiful dimension of natural beauty. Kogi village is only a few miles away from Naldehra. Kogi Mata's temple is situated in this Kogi village.

  Kogi Village is virtually a beautiful place to talk about folk culture ie Himachali culture. Visitors can take full advantage of tourism tourism in Kogi. The Naldehra Hill station also features a magnificent image of the Himalayas. 

   Visibility of the valley of the Himalayas appears to be extremely unimaginable. To observe this unique rainbow shade of natural beauty, the movement of tourists continues at Naldehara Hill Station.

    All necessary resources are available for the visit of Naldehra Hill Station. The nearest airport is Jubharahatti Shimla. The nearest railway station is Kalka Junction. The distance from Naldehra Hill station to Kalka Junction is about 112 km. Tourists can also travel to Naldehra Hill Station by road.
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