Naldehra

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January

-2.0 - 17.5 °C

February

-0.5 - 18.4 °C

March

2.1 - 21.9 °C

April

6.2 - 26.0 °C

May

9.1 - 28.8 °C

June

12.1 - 29.0 °C

July

14.5 - 26.2 °C

August

14.1 - 25.4 °C

September

11.9 - 25.5 °C

October

7.9 - 24.1 °C

November

3.9 - 20.8 °C

December

1.1 - 18.5 °C

Major Airports :

Shimla Airport(SLV) ,Shimla

Shaheed Bhagat Singh International Airport (IXC), Chandigarh

Nearest Railway Station :

Shimla Railway Station (SML)

A place with a captivating charm

Located at an altitude of 2200 metres in the Himalayan Mountains, Naldehra is a picturesque hill station that attracts travellers with its stunning views and impressive golf course. This small town, situated near Shimla in Himachal Pradesh, is a haven for nature enthusiasts.

Named after a local deity, Nal Deo, the place has an interesting tale associated with it. According to folklore, there was a dispute between two local gods (Devtas) regarding hierarchical supremacy, which led to a fight. The warring deities caused so much destruction that trees burnt down, and stones melted before the dispute was settled. It is because of that legendary fight that Naldehra glade does not have any stones or trees and has been a meadow ever since.

One of India’s most scenic golf courses

The former British Viceroy, Lord Curzan, stumbled upon Naldehra and was so captivated by its beauty that he decided to establish a 9-hole (later expanded to 18 holes) golf course. The Naldehra Golf Course is one of the oldest in India and is a legacy of Lord Curzon, who first visited Naldehra in 1905. He was so enchanted by the beauty of this place that he named his third daughter Alexandra Naldehra. Today, it remains one of the most scenic golf courses in India. Surrounded by misty clouds, cedar forests, and the rolling Himalayan mountains, it feels like a painting on canvas. Whether you’re an avid golfer or not, taking a leisurely stroll through this course is a sensory delight.

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Timings

Opening time - 06:00 AM

Closing time - 07:00 PM

Home to sacred landmarks

There are two beautiful temples within the serene expanse that you wouldn't want to miss. The Mahunag Temple that stands in the middle of the Naldehra Golf Course is dedicated to Karna, also known as Mahunag, and its 'pahari' architectural style adds an extra charm. The Mahakali Temple, near the banks of the Mahakali River, is dedicated to Goddess Maha Kali and boasts serene surroundings that enhance its spiritual significance.

Indulge in various activities

While you're at the golf course, you can also enjoy many other experiences. For example, trekking to Shaily Peak offers expansive views of the surrounding landscape. The challenge lies in reaching it, making it an adventure for trekkers. Venture out to the lush forests on horseback. These rides take you to remote forest areas, revealing spectacular vistas. You can also organise a picnic with loved ones amidst the greenery. Surrender to the soothing sounds of rustling leaves and chirping birds. Take leisurely walks through nearby forests, immersing yourself in nature's embrace.

Nearby places of interest

After visiting the Naldehra Gold Course, take time to relax in the therapeutic waters of Tattapani's hot springs. You can also explore the charming village of Chabba, renowned for its rustic appeal and peaceful surroundings.