ABOUT

Nalagarh is a city and a municipal committee in Solan district in the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh. It has gained popularity since ages as being the oldest hill stations when under the reign of Punjab government. Being in close proximity to Chandigarh this place attracts a lot of tourists for panoramic view of Shivalik ranges of Himalayas and for the serene beauty of Sirsa River. Nalagarh is an entry point to Himachal Pradesh because of which it has been ruled by a number of diverse rulers. Each of them left their impression on the culture and living pattern of people residing here. The early rulers who ruled this place around 1815 were the Gorkhas. They were driven out by the British who ruled Nalagarh after then. After this, Nalagarh came under the rule of Hindus. In fact, the region had been under influence of Rajputs for a long time and it came under the Chandelas, Tomars, Rathore, Parmar, Pawar, Chauhan and Bais. Nalagarh Fort was built under the reign of one such great Rajput ruler Raja Bikram Chand in 1421. This fort is situated at the foot of impressive Himalayas and it is surrounded by infinite patches of greenery. Converted into a hotel, the fort gives you the fantasy of staying in a royal atmosphere with warm hearted people to serve you. This fort hotel is equipped with all amenities to give you a pleasurable and comfort stay. The location of this fort is matchless and so is its built structure. The fort has been converted into a Welcome Heritage Hotel and attracts a large number of tourists from far and nearby places.