Experience the charming hill station of Solan with our holiday tour package, known for its pleasant climate and lush greenery. Explore local attractions such as the historic Jatoli Temple, the highest Shiva temple in the world, and visit the beautiful Mohan Shakti National Heritage Park. The town is also famous for its breweries and vibrant local markets. With Pikme, you can tailor your itinerary to include cultural experiences, guided tours of nearby attractions, and local culinary delights, ensuring a memorable journey that captures the essence of Solan's natural beauty and rich culture.

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Solan Tour Packages: The Mushroom City of India

Solan is a charming hill station in Himachal Pradesh, offering delightful tour packages that highlight its natural beauty and cultural richness. Known as the Mushroom City of India, visitors can explore local mushroom farms, enjoy scenic walks in the surrounding pine forests, and visit ancient temples like the Shoolini Devi Temple. The region is also famous for its pleasant weather and stunning views, making it an ideal destination for relaxation and exploration. With its blend of nature and culture, Solan invites travelers to experience the essence of Himachal Pradesh.

Solan Travel Tips:

1.Best Time to Visit: March to November for a pleasant climate.

2.Visit the Mohan Shakti Heritage Park: A spiritual and architectural marvel.

3.Pack for Variable Weather: Even during summer, carry a light jacket for cool evenings.

4.Try Solan Wines: Solan is known for its breweries, so indulge in local wines and beer.

5.Visit the Mall Road: Solan's markets are known for local handicrafts and traditional Himachali goods.

What to Eat in Solan

Sooji Ka Halwa:

A sweet dish made from semolina, sugar, and ghee, popular during festivals.

Chana Madra:

Chickpeas cooked in a yogurt sauce, a staple of Himachali cuisine.

Solan Dham:

A traditional meal featuring rice, lentils, and a variety of vegetarian dishes.

Bhature:

Deep-fried bread served with spicy chickpeas, a common breakfast item.

Paneer Tikka:

Marinated paneer grilled with spices, a popular snack.

What to Shop in Solan

Apple Products:

Solan is known for its apple orchards, so look for locally made apple products like jams, juices, and dried apples.

Woolen Garments:

Explore shops for warm woolen clothing, including sweaters and shawls, made from high-quality materials.

Handcrafted Items:

Find a variety of handcrafted items, including wooden artifacts and pottery that showcase local craftsmanship.

Local Spices:

Purchase spices and herbs unique to the region, perfect for enhancing your culinary creations.

Traditional Pickles:

Look for traditional pickles made from local vegetables and fruits, a tasty addition to any meal.

Pros

Scenic Beauty: Solan is known for its beautiful landscapes, including lush greenery and hills, making it ideal for nature lovers.
Pleasant Climate: The weather in Solan is generally pleasant, especially during summer, providing a comfortable escape from the heat.
Adventure Activities: The area offers opportunities for trekking and outdoor activities, catering to adventure enthusiasts.
Cultural Heritage: Solan has a rich cultural heritage with local festivals and traditions that visitors can experience.
Less Commercialized: Compared to Shimla and Kullu, Solan is less crowded, providing a more tranquil atmosphere for exploration.

Cons

Limited Infrastructure: Some areas may lack modern amenities and infrastructure, affecting comfort levels for visitors.
Accessibility Issues: Reaching certain locations can be challenging due to limited public transport options.
Limited Nightlife: Solan has a quiet nightlife scene, which may not appeal to all travelers.
Basic Accommodations: Some budget accommodations may lack modern amenities and comfort.
Pollution Issues: As the region develops, pollution and litter can detract from the overall experience.

How to Reach Solan?

By Air

Nearest Airport: Jubbarhatti Airport (Shimla), about 45 km from Solan.
Flights from Kolkata: Fly to Chandigarh (2.5 hours), then take a taxi or bus to Solan (1.5-2 hours).
Online Booking: You can book flights through Pikme.

By Bus

Distance: Approximately 1,450 km.
Travel Time: 28-32 hours by bus.
Bus Options: Government buses (HRTC) and private operators run buses from Kolkata to Solan.
Online Booking: Tickets can be booked on HRTC or other travel apps.

By Train

Trains from Kolkata: Take a train to Kalka, then travel to Solan by taxi or bus (1 hour).
Online Booking: You can book tickets through the Indian Railways website or apps like IRCTC.

Things to do in Solan	Day trip in Solan
1.Visit the Solan Brewery: -	Explore one of the oldest breweries in India, known for its unique beer-making process.
2.Discover the Jatoli Temple: -	Visit this ancient temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, known for its serene atmosphere and stunning views.
3.Hike to the Shoolini Mata Temple: -	Trek to this temple situated on a hill, offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes.
4.Relax at the Mohan Shakti National Heritage Park: -	Enjoy the beautiful gardens and sculptures in this heritage park dedicated to Lord Shiva.
5.Attend the Solan Fair: -	Experience local culture during this vibrant fair featuring traditional crafts, food, and performances.
6.Explore local markets: -	Shop for traditional handicrafts, spices, and local products in the bustling markets of Solan.

Solan Tour Packages by City

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Best Time To Visit Solan

Monsoon

Monsoon in Solan brings heavy rainfall, leading to lush greenery and vibrant landscapes. However, the rains can cause landslides and travel disruptions. Despite the challenges, the natural beauty of the region flourishes during this time, making it appealing to nature enthusiasts.

Summer

Summer in Solan is pleasantly warm, with temperatures ranging from 15 C to 30 C. This season is ideal for exploring local attractions like the Mohan Shakti National Heritage Park and enjoying outdoor activities. The pleasant weather attracts many tourists seeking respite from the heat of the plains.

Winter

Winter in Solan is chilly, with temperatures often dropping below 5 C. This season offers opportunities for snow sports in nearby regions and exploration of the serene landscapes. The peaceful ambiance during winter makes it a great time for relaxation and enjoying the natural beauty.

Indian Travellers to Solan

Shoolini Temple: Visit the Shoolini Temple, dedicated to Goddess Shoolini, which is a significant spiritual site and attracts pilgrims and tourists alike, especially during festivals.
Kasauli: A nearby hill station, Kasauli is perfect for a day trip, offering scenic walks, colonial architecture, and beautiful views of the surrounding hills.
Solan Brewery: Explore the Solan Brewery, one of the oldest in India, known for its beer production and rich history, offering tours and tastings for visitors.
Best Time to Visit: The best time to visit Solan is from March to June and September to November, when the weather is pleasant and perfect for outdoor activities.

NRI Travellers to Solan

Spiritual Experience: NRIs visiting the Shoolini Temple can experience local rituals and festivals, providing insight into the spiritual practices of the region.
Nature Walks: Solan offers beautiful trails for nature walks and trekking, allowing NRIs to explore the scenic beauty and enjoy tranquility in the hills.
Local Cuisine: Don't miss trying local Himachali dishes like 'Chana Madra' and 'Sidu' in Solan, which offer a taste of the region's culinary heritage.
Comfortable Stays: Solan provides a range of accommodation options from luxury hotels to budget stays, catering to NRIs looking for comfort during their visit.