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Nalagarh
By Road : Delhi - Nalagarh is 300 km and takes 5 hours by road via Ambala-Pinjore or Chandigarh-Ropar Nalagarh is one of those places that soothes the eyes as much as it calms the soul. The retreat is an ideal place to unwind from the heat and dust of the overcrowded Indian cities. There is plenty to explore by way of nature walks in the lush green surroundings of Nalagarh. One can enjoy a picnic lunch in the Royal Orchards under the shades of the trees or in the Machaan. The famous Mughal Gardens at Pinjore are only 35 km away. In season, fishing enthusiasts can look forward to exciting times at the Gobind Sagar Lake, Gambar River (22 km) and the Sutlej Barrage (22 km). For the devout, the famous Naina Devi Temple is only 60 kilometers away.An excellent excursion from Nalagarh is to the impressive Ramgarh Fort. Built by Raja Ram Chander in 1540, the Fort is situated at a height of 4000 feet. The Fort is located 21 km north of Nalagarh. The Fort ramparts command a breathtaking view of the plains and towns of Punjab, and the perennially snow clad peaks of the Himalayas. Hotels/Resorts in Nalagarh Nalagarh Heritage Resort
 The luxurious Heritage Resort is nestled in the quaint village of Nalagarh in the heart of Himachal Pradesh. It is a dream that has been realized in truly remarkable details. Providing world-class facilities that include gym, pool table, children’s park etc., the Nalagarh heritage site has emerged as a classic destination of luxurious living and vacation resort.Accomodation 35 A/C rooms ( 1 Super Deluxe Suite, 3 Family Suites, 5 Suites, 22 Doubles Standard Room),with more being added. Facilities - Conference hall  - Bar & Dining Room- Swimming pool - Golf, Badminton Court, Lawn Tennis - Ayurvedic Health Spa - Recreation & Nature Walks - Boating at Bhakra Dam - Fishing - 100% power back-up Route : Palampur can be approached by two routes from Delhi ; the more convenient (535 km) via Ambala, Ludhiana, Phagwara, Hoshiarpur, Dehra Gopipur, and Kangra, or (525 km) via Chandigarh, Rupnagar, Nangal, Una, Dehra Gopipur, and Kangra. Palampur is the major destination of kangra valley, the name comes from the local word pulum, or lots of water and water there certainly is around here. Palampur is very famous for its tea garden green fields and natural beauty. The town came into being when the tea plants was introduced in the 19th century and Palampur became a focus for the tea Planters. Kangra tea, with its center at Palampur has been internationally acclaimed since then. Further the area is blessed with remarkable natural beauty, situated in the lap of Dhauladhar ranges. Around Palampur Al-Hilal A few kilometres from the city of Palampur is Al-Hilal, a place of unparalleled charm. During the conquests of Kangra by Maharaja Renjit Singh, this place was a military bastion. Andretta The charming village, spread below the thickly wooded hill and sprawling plains of the Kangra Valley was once the home of the famous painter Sardar Sobha Singh and the playwright Ms Norah Richards. Now Andretta is a centre for various artistic activities such as pottery and is just 13-km away from Palampur. Baijnath One of the most remarkable monuments of the Beas Valley is the temple of Baijnath. The village of Baijnath is situated 23-miles east of Nagarkot. Bir and Billing Sheltered by the mountains and surrounded by tea gardens, Bir serves as a landing ground for hang & para gliders as well as known for it's Buddhist monasteries and Tibetan handicrafts. One of the best aero-sports sites in the world, Billing is 14-km from Bir. The mountain ranges set like an amphitheatre, offer opportunities for high altitude and cross-country flying for more than 200-km. Neughal Khad Close to the temple of Bundelmata temple, is this 300-metre-wide chasm through which the Neugal stream flows. Tea Factory The cooperative society tea factory provides an insight to the processing of Kangra Tea. Temple of Bundelmata Walk through tea gardens and open fields or drive to reach this temple built about five centuries ago. Hotels/Resorts in Palampur Hotel Silver Oaks, Palampur
 Silver Oaks is a hotel in the most scenic area of Palampur.It is 3 km from town in a rustic setting. It stands on the cliff edge of the Bundla Chasm, overlooking a forest park…on the riverbed… alongside the Neugal Khad (river), in the chasm. The hotel is set amidst the snowcapped Dhauladhar Mountains, tea gardens, terraced green fields and pine forests, with gurgling streams cascading through the grounds.Accomodation The mountain resort has 18 double - bedded rooms and two family suites . each comprising of one large double-bed room.  Facilities- Room service - Hot and cold water - EPABX with STD and ISD - Travel Desk - Doctor on call - Parking facility Sai Gardens, Palampur
 In a beautiful setting overlooking the Dhauladhar Himalayan range, Sai Gardens offers a special approach in everything it does, so all the rooms are individual in style and layout, with all the comforts a seasoned traveller would expect, as well as special touches to make you feel at home. Most rooms have superb views of the Snow Capped Himalayas to the rear and the lovely garden to the front.Accomodation The fifty-seven beautifully appointed boutique bedrooms include the Star rooms, Premium rooms, Executive suites and Executive Grand suites and the presidential suite.  Facilities- Car Rental - Room Service - Car Parking - Doctor on Call - Sight Seeing Arrangement - Multi Cuisine Arrangement Paragliding  30 minutes drive takes you to the world-renowned free flying site and the venue of the pre paragliding world cup at Bir Billing. Pilots of international Pilot proficiency (PP level) 4 & 5 rating provide you with special joy flights with utmost professional care and expertise. All this is available to guests at unmatched package rates.Tara Villa (Tea Tourism Resort), Palampur
 The Resort is in a Tea Estate, which is situated at the foothills of the DhulaDhar Mountain range of the outer Himalayas at an altitude of 5000 ft and is a principal town in the Kangra Valley. Set amongst a 50 acre Tea Garden lush green all around.The concept at TaraVilla Tea Tourism home stay helps you come across land, people, culture and cuisine of the kangra valley place in its pristine elements.
This Homestay`s history is embedded in the Chandpur Tea Estate established in the year 1887 with it own history and stories to tell.
Accomodation The resort has a total no of 5 rooms, which includes three double deluxe rooms and two family suites. Facilities  - Heated as per the weather- 24 hours hot and cold water - Same day laundry service - Powerful Shower Panel - Facing A Tea Estate - Ample Car Parking - Car Rental Service Route » From Jaipur : Jaipur-Chomu – Sikar – Dundlod – Mukundgarh – Mandawa. » From Delhi : Delhi – Rewari – Narnaul – Singhana – Jhunjhunu – Mandawa. The village of Mandawa, with its cluster of hotels, is the most suitable base for exploring the region.The best of the painted towns are within a radius of 50 km from here. Mandawa is capital of the Shekhawati region. Shekhawati is a semi-arid region located in the northeast part of Rajasthan. It encompasses the administrative districts of Churu, Jhunjhunu and Sikar. Mandawa is world famous for its heritage Havelies and colourful fresco art. Thousands of tourists come here to see The open art gallery of Rajasthan & lovely Havlies. The pride of Shekhawati is the Madawa Castle, which was once said to be an important halt in the silk route but now it has paintings on folk and social themes with the European themes finding a clear-cut reflection in the various murals and frescoes. Now Castle Mandawa is converted in a beautiful heritage hotel, so you that can experience the old Rajasthani Haveli charm. Hotels/Resorts Castle Mandawa
 Like many historic homes, Castle Mandawa is a curious mixture of the old and the new. Medieval turreted towers, palanquin-roofed balconies, blend with modern comforts in old-world rooms. Family portraits, antique cannons and arms add to the charm of this family-run resort where tradition still runs strong. Even time is measured by a different clock... a huge brass gong struck by the resident timekeepers at the fort every hour.Explore Castle Mandawa at your own pace. Spend a leisurely hour over a drink in the colonial verandah that accommodates the bar, or relax in the cosy comfort of the Diwankhana, the formal drawing room decorated with family portraits and an array of antique armour. Accomodation  Castel having 75 rooms. The large and airy rooms of the Castle have been converted into charming, well appointed accommodation, retaining the old flavour using period furniture and local furnishings. No two rooms are alike (there are 70 of them - Royal Suites, Luxury Suites, Deluxe Rooms, Standard Rooms) and yet each of them displays the grandeur and the taste of the rulers of the past. A rare blend of modern comfort in medieval surroundings!Facilities - Camel and Horse rides - Jeep Safaris - Verandah bar - Gala Dinners  - puppet shows- Folk dances - Conference Facilities - Royal welcome - Theme Weddings - Ayurvedic centre - Billiard room - Swimming pool and Spa - Vintage car rides Desert Resort, Mandawa
 A pioneer in mud architecture, The award winning Desert Resort was built in1985 .A brainchild of Thakur kesri Singh, a former banker. The mystery and romance of the desert are captured in the unusual architecture of the resort. Created by local village craftsmen using mud and brick, the cottages reflect the traditional harmony between man and nature in the region. Each cottage and room is furnished in a distinctive style. The exteriors are decorated with traditional lime – paste “mandana” or rice flour patterns which are redone daily by women from the village, while the interiors are ornamented with mirror work and glass beads in myriad colours. Authenticity blends seamlessly with modernity.Accomodation  There are 60 well-furnished, air-conditioned rooms including cottages and spacious deluxe suites. Each cottage and room is furnished in a distinctive style.Facilities Facilities include a conference room, billiard room and pool table, swimming pool, badminton, croquet, table tennis, an ayurvedic massage centre and bar. Jai Niwas Resort, Mandawa
 The Jai Niwas Resort was built by Thakur Jai Singhji in the early 1930's as a club house for the Mandawa family and their guests. Located just outside the minicipal limits of the Mandawa town, the Jai Niwas Resort was a pleasant get away for the rulers of Mandawa. Built in the colonial style, the club house boasted of a tennis court, croquet lawn, billiard table and even a swimming pool.Accomodation In keeping with origins as a club house, the Jai Niwas Resort has only eight independent cottages. Effort has been made to keep each cottage as true to the original as possible.  Facilities- Room Service - Travel Desk - Air conditioning - Laundry - Parking |
Fast Facts Location - 300 Kms. from Delhi - 135 Kms from Shimla - 60 Kms from Chandigarh Nearest Airport Chandigarh 60 Km away is well connected from Delhi with regular Indian Airlines flights (35 minutes). Nearest Railhead Chandigarh 60 Km away has regular connections from Delhi and some other major railway junctions. The Shatabdi takes 3 hours from Delhi. Price : 000 USD Package : Includes - abc - abc Fast Facts Location - 530 Kms. from Delhi - 40 Kms from Dharamshala Altitude 5000 Feet Nearest Airport Gaggal (35 Km) Nearest Railhead Broad-gauge railhead of Pathankot (115 km) Taxis are available at the railway station for the journey to Palampur (about 2.5 hours). Price : 000 USD Package : Includes - abc - abc Fast Facts Location - 240 Kms. from Delhi - 168 Kms from Jaipur - 190 Kms from Bikaner Nearest Airport Jaipur Nearest Railhead Mukundgarh 14 km Price : 000 USD Package : Includes - abc - abc |
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