Chail Group Tour Packages

Chail Group Tour Packages

Pluto Tours offers an exciting Chail Group Tour Package that starts from Delhi. This package includes a weekend trip to the serene and picturesque Kareri Lake, providing a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. The tour encompasses a thrilling trek to Kareri Lake, allowing nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers to immerse themselves in the tranquil ambiance of the Himalayas. Pluto Tours ensures a seamless and memorable experience, with expert guides, comfortable accommodations, and mesmerizing views of the surrounding landscapes. Join us for an unforgettable journey to Kareri Lake and create timeless memories amidst the natural beauty of the region.

Best Places to visit in Chail

The Wildlife Sanctuary at Chail

Stretching across an area of about 110 square kilometers, Chail Life Sanctuary is home to a diverse range of wild animals and is considered a significant refuge in Chail. The government of Himachal Pradesh declared Chail Sanctuary to be a protected area in 1976, the year it was established. The pleasant ambiance of Chail remains welcoming all year round, however the greatest time to catch a glimpse of this place is during the months of March through October.

The hotel Chail Palace

Settled in the core of the picturesque city of Chail, the Palace Hotel is set among 75 acres of stunning gardens and nurseries.

You will enjoy every minute of your time at the palace because every cozy home and cozy log cabin will make your holiday enticingly memorable. The greatest time to visit this palace is during the summer.

The Cricket Ground

A Chail tour package should include a visit to the well-known tourist destination, Chail Cricket Ground. The foundation was laid in 1893 by Patiala resident Bhupinder Singh. Other sports like Polo, basketball etc are also played here.

Kaali Ka Tibba

Located at the summit of a hill, Kali Ka Tibba is a popular destination that should not be missed when visiting Chail. The temple's principal deity, Kali Devi, attracts a great number of explorers and travelers from all over the world.

Kali Ka Tibba, well-known for its breathtaking views after dusk, is an ideal location for photographers, who can capture the picturesque vistas and minutes while exploring the area.

Mandir of Sidh Baba ka

Maharaja Bhupender Singh constructed this temple as a result of a dream in which he was visited by a sadhu who revealed to him that the location was his place of meditation. It is a location that any tour package to Chail must include.

Due to this, the construction of the palace throughout the area was put on hold, and a mandir that draws a large number of local pilgrims was built.

Best Time To Visit Chail

Summertime in the Chail

Chail has remarkably beautiful summers with a pleasant and breezy atmosphere. Temperatures often hover around 20 degrees. This makes it a fantastic refuge to avoid the heat in addition to escaping the bustle and cacophony of the city.

Wintertime in the Chail

You can see that snowfalls are a common occurrence in Chailis. In the lengthy winter months of December, January, and February, Chail would be heaven for snow lovers. Thus, to enjoy Chail's blanketed in snow, you can reserve a Chail travel package during the winter.

The Chail's monsoon season

Chail's rainstorm season is enjoyable because there isn't much precipitation. The entire area is being restored, and it looks fantastic with its dazzling, lush green trees and vibrantly blooming flowers. Nevertheless, Chail is vulnerable to several types of avalanches during the rainy season, which is why many adventurers plan their trips to avoid this time of year.

How to Reach

Chail is located 47 kilometers from Shimla. To get to Chail from Shimla, hire a local cab. The nearest major train station is located 77 kilometers distant in Kalka. However, there is a toy train that travels from Kalka to Shimla, which one can ride to get there. To get to Chail, one can either take a cab or a bus from Kalka. Additionally, the nearest airport is located in Shimla, in the Jubbarhatti region, about 63 kilometers from Chail.