We can't stop loving the pahadi beauty of Himachal. Solan is one such picturesque region in Himachal Pradesh. Named after the presiding deity Shoolini Devi, it is popular for several things. Solan is also one of the stops on the Kalka - Shimla toy train route.

Kunihar Valley at Solan
Photo Courtesy: Bhanu Sharma Solan
This beautiful town has a pleasant climate in most seasonswhich is ideal for tourism. There are also several tourist places in Solan which keep the tourists engaged.
Prominent Places to Visit in Solan
Shoolini Devi Temple
Solan derives its name from Shoolini Devi Temple. The shrine is dedicated to Goddess Shoolini, another form of Goddess Durga.
Bon Monastery
Bon Monastery is one of the world's oldest Bon Monasteries. The Bon community is said to be older than Buddhists. Bon Monasteries is one of the colourful structures in Solan which catches attention of every tourist.

Bon Monastery
Photo Courtesy: Garconlevis
Mohan Shakti Heritage Park
Mohan Shakti Heritage Park is one of the prominent tourist places in Solan. Kali Ka Tibba is one of the shrines located inside the park. Several other sculptures of animals, gods and goddesses can be seen around. The heritage park is also a paradise for bird watchers.
Kunihar Valley, Amravati Hills, Jawahar Park, Platinum Mall, etc. are some other places in Solan.
Best Time to Visit Solan
Most seasons are favourable for tourism in Solan. However, the time from December to February is cool and beautiful; and this is the best time to visit Solan. The pre-monsoon season is also a pleasant time to visit Solan.

Solan Railway Station
Photo Courtesy: Garconlevis
Shoolini Mahotsav is one of the popular events here People across the city take part in this fair with all the fun and fervour.
Kalka-Shimla Toy Train
One of the beautiful mountain railway route, Kalka to Shimla toy train passes through Solan. This mountain railway is a UNESCO Heritage Site.

Kalka to Shimla Train Passes Through Solan
Photo Courtesy: Sanoop
What's With Different Names?
Solan has two popular names, 'The Mushroom City of India' and 'the City of Red Gold'. It is known as the 'City of Red Gold' because of the vast production of tomatoes. And mushroom farming takes place on a large scale as well
A journey to the picturesque Solan is a must. You will enjoy the nature and also get to explore a lot.



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