Discover Chail
Stone Kumbh Temple
The Stone Kumbh Temple is a revered place of worship that radiates a unique aura of serenity and spirituality. The temple is constructed from intricately carved stone, giving it a distinct and mystifying appearance. Devotees and travelers alike are drawn to its divine atmosphere and the remarkable architecture.Amidst the serene landscapes of Koti, Nature Nest Resort invites you to uncover the tranquility and natural beauty of Himachal Pradesh. Our resort is not just a place to stay; it’s a doorway to explore the hidden treasures of the region. One such gem is the Stone Kumbh Temple, an enchanting place of worship located just a short distance away. Let’s embark on a journey to discover the mystique and charm of this remarkable temple and the wonders it holds.
Chail Place
Built in 1891, the Maharaja’s palace is set in approximately 75 acres and has a truly regal setting with spectacular views. Away from the humdrum of Shimla, Chail is a nature and peace lovers’ dream cum true. Really popular with the honeymooners and young couples for the solitude and romance it exudes. Managed by the Himachal Governement Chail Palace has been able to hold onto its charm over the years. Chail itself various trekking and hiking option and various sightseeing points like the Chail Cricket Ground, the highest cricket ground in the World. Chail Wild Life Sanctuary is good place to see the state bird Western Tragopan ((हिंदी: जजुराना) and the Monal, the previous state bird. One can trek to Kali ka tibba along with other pilgrims to have a majestic view of Choor Chandni peak and the Shivalik ranges.
Kali Tibba
Kali Devi is the main deity of Kali ka Tibba located on top of a mountain at an altitude of 7500 ft. in Chail. The deity is also regarded as the goddess of time and change. Beautiful scenery of the Shivalik Range and the Choor Chandni peak are breathtaking from the temple.
Chail at an altitude of 2,250 meters is at a higher altitude than Shimla which is 2,213 meters above sea level. Shimla and Kasauli can be seen from Chail. Kali ka Tibba is an ideal destination for those who are looking for a secluded destination away from tourist crowds. The best time to visit this place is in monsoons between August and November as the thick forest cover around the temple gets green and pretty.