Saturday, February 2, 2019

Kuthar Fort

 At a distance of 52 km from Shimla and 33.5 km from Solan, Kuthar Fort is located in Solan district of Himachal Pradesh.
Kuthar Fort is about 800 years old and it is one of the main places to visit near Solan.

Krishangarh (Kuthar), State Highway 9, Kuthar,
(Near Arki and Subathu),
Shimla, 173204, Himachal Pradesh
Telephone: 177 2625864/924/2625511/23959
Weather:   24° C
Attractions-Religious
Altitude-1580m
LANGUAGES-Himachali, Hindi and English

Kuthar Fort, which once served as the residence of the royal family of Kuthar, is a major place of interest at present.
It's a fine example of Rajasthan architecture and is a true manifestation of Rajputana artistry.
Its seeds, pillars, arches and gateways are beautifully carved.
The resort, which is built within the fort premises, offers luxury amenities.
From the fort, one can see the real beauty of nature and breathtaking view of the hills around.
It is a spectacular heritage site, and a part of which has been converted into a royal resort.
The fort, approximately an hour’s drive from Shimla Airport, is known to be around 800 years old.
Sprawling over an expanse of 52.8 sq km, this fort features beautiful gardens, fresh-water springs and ancient temples within the complex.
The fort flaunts impressive Rajasthani architecture and is a true manifestation of Rajputana artistry.
Colonnades, convoluted pillars and arches greatly accentuate its beauty. In the interiors, you will find intricate wooden carvings and fine paintings, which are simply awe-inspiring.
The resort, which is built within the fort premises, offers royal suites with luxury amenities.
Book a suite in the resort to experience a royal lifestyle. Rana Arun Sen – son of Raja Hitendar Sen administers the fort at present.
The picturesque surroundings and the splendour of the royal Kuthar Fort encourage visitors to capture pictures.
Do remember to carry your camera.Best Season-Summer and Monsoon, February to November

Barely an hour away from the Jubbarhatti (Shimla) airport – is the fort of Kuthar. Its oldest sections are 800 years old. It was originally built by the Gurkha Kings 800 years ago when they ruled over this part of the land. Some portions of the fort are not more than a century old though. This fort is spread over a large area and fresh-water springs flow within its confines. You can also visit several scenic attractions like Kunihar, the Gurkha fort of Subathu and the hill station of Kasauli.
Entry fee for Visiting Kuthar Fort:The entry fees for Kuthar Fort is mentioned below. We have listed the entry fees for Indians, the entry fees for foreigners, camera fees and other charges if applicable.
Domestic Adult: 10
Domestic Child: 5
Foreigner: 100.Timings: 8 AM to 6 PM

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