Chail

Chail offers a host of exciting activities like Rock Rappeling, Rope Walk, Flying Fox etc. for the adventurous traveller. Walking the Tyre Bridge, Bamboo Bridge, or Burma Bridge are also popular adventure sports in the area. There is a lot of sightseeing to do if you are in Chail. Visit the highest point of Chail, Kali kaTibba, which is over 7000 m high and take in the mesmerizing view of the Himachali valleys below. The interplay of the clouds with the valleys and rivers below makes you feel like you’re on top of the world. There is also a bright white temple here – a spot that is quite revered as well as popular. Enjoy the fresh cool breeze that blows through the town! Chail Bazaar is a quaint little market that sells all the local artifacts and handicrafts. Visit the local temple of Sidh Baba ka Mandir and be part of the local tradition of reverence, but be careful of the monkeys. The world’s highest cricket field, situated at the height of over 2000 m, is a popular tourist attraction. The area is now a part of the premises of the Chail Military School, another popular attraction due to its royal and beautiful architecture. The Chail Gurudwara is yet another inspiring architectural tower, built by the Maharaja. Its high wooden ceiling is an architectural wonder, to this day. The Maharaja’s palace, now turned in to a hotel, is also a must-see! Known as the Chail Palace, it stands out due to its grandeur and indo-Western style of architecture. If you are interested in wildlife, the Chail Wildlife Sanctuary is a must-visit for you. Chail offers many small hills and incredible views. You can take a walk down an unknown path and breathe in the cold, clean air, and you’ll feel more refreshed than ever. Enjoy the views of Shimla and Kasauli, even as they twinkle in the distance at night.