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Overview
Chail is a village located near Shimla. It is surrounded by the snow capped Himalayas and lush green forests. It is approximately 43 kms away from Shimla and positioned at an altitude of about 2250 meters. This place has one of the most popular religious destinations known as the Sidh Baba Ka Mandir.
Chail is a hill station for the honeymooners who visit this place and enjoy their stay. The entire territory of Chail has been broken down into three parts. The palace is located on the Rajgarh hill, Pandhewa hill was a home to the early British resident and the Sadh Tiba hill is where the city of Chail is set.
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Summary
Chail was once the summer capital of the Maharaja of Patiala Bhupindar Singh. In the year 1891 Maharaja Bhupindar Singh had to bear the wrath of Lord Kitchener and was exiled. He was not allowed to enter this capital city of Shimla. Therefore, to take the revenge, Maharaja Bhupindar Singh decided to build a city better than Shimla.
To fulfill his desire the little village of Chail was chosen. This destination was ideal as the Chail hill was at an altitude of 2226 meters which was higher than the city of Shimla. This made the visibility of Shimla much easier. As a result a magnificent palace of the Maharaja was built in Chail. Since then this city has been popularly known as the summer capital of Maharaja Bhupindar Singh.
Chail has a pleasant weather and thus the tourists find it the best place to relax and enjoy the natural beauty. One of the main characteristic of this place is that during summer, the temperature of does not rise.
The weather conditions in this place are perfect. During winters there is unusual warmth which makes people feel comfortable in spite of snow fall.
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