Chail

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For the French commune, see Chail, Deux-Sèvres.

Chail is an Indian hill station and hiking area. It is situated 43 km away from Shilma in Himachal Pradesh, India.

[edit] Features

Chail offers views of the Himalayan mountains. In the Chail Wildlife Sanctuary there is a collection of rare birds and deer. There are also hiking trails through unpopulated areas.

The largest hotel is the Palace Hotel built in 1891 and later purchased by a tourism company in 1972. It sits on 75 acres of land with a spectacular view and offers various suites and rooms for tourists.

[edit] Traveling directions

Chail is about 86-km from Kalka via Kandaghat. The approach of Chail is along the Kalka-Shimla route. It is necessary to take a detour at Kandaghat. From Kandaghat, it is an hour and a half journey by road to Chail.


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