Himachal Pradesh • 2 monuments
Stationed atop of a hill, Kali ka Tibba is dedicated to Goddess Kali. Also known as the Kali Devi Temple, this ancient attraction appeals tourist from across the globe. This delicately carved huge temple offers the breath-taking views of the Shivalik Range and the Choor Chandni Peak. Trekking to the temple is one of the major activities visitors can enjoy here. While trekking, one can get a glimpse of some rare species of wild animals. Famous for its stunning sunset views, Kali ka Tibba is one of the most photogenic spots in the state. Visitors can tour the renowned nearby attractions like the Chail Palace, Sidh Baba Temple, World’s Highest Cricket Ground, Renuka Lake, Pabbar Valley (The Apple Country), Tatta Pani and Paonta Sahib etc. Locally made woollen shawls, carpets and caps are the famous local items sold here.
One of the most sought after attraction in Himachal Pradesh, Chail Palace was built in 1891 and served as the private mansion of the Maharaja of Patiala. Unfolded in approximately 75 acres, the Palace is renowned for its impressive architecture. The royal Chail Palace displays a lavish imperial setting. In 1972, Chail Palace was converted into a heritage hotel. Since then, it has been serving as a chic honeymoon and holiday accommodation for tourists. The palace boasts a number of royal cottages, charming suites, and modish rooms decked with flowery furniture. The antique furniture of the palace introduces tourists to the royal charm of yesteryear. Beautiful orchards, elegant lawns, dense forest, and the world’s highest cricket ground decorate the palace. The ethnic residence of Maharaja of Patiala once, the palace (now a heritage hotel) also has a voguish multi-cuisine restaurant and one plush bar. Other places of interest in Chail include, Wildlife Sanctuary, Kufri, Sadhupul, and Sidh Baba Ka Mandir.
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