Approximately 22 kilometres from Shimla is the Himachal Pradesh hill town of Naldehra. It is ideal for travellers seeking a unique setting and stunning natural scenery. The greenery, golf course, and unobstructed views of the mountains covered in pine, cedar, and deodar trees make Naldehra famous. Naldehra is stunning, with the Sutlej River meandering through town and the mountains as a backdrop.

Naldehra was unknown until the beginning of the twenty-first century, when Lord Curzon, the British Viceroy of India, learned about it and fell in love with the area due to its breathtaking natural beauty. Tourists can take a horse ride to the Naldehra golf course, India’s most renowned golf course, or spend a delightful afternoon in the valley’s rich greenery.