Naldehra
A cedar-forest golf course loved by Lord Curzon, one of India's oldest golf courses, with grassy slopes for horse riding.
Naldehra lies about 22 km north of Shimla at roughly 2,050 metres, with cedar forests surrounding its rolling grassy slopes. Lord Curzon, the British Viceroy of India, loved the place and built a nine-hole golf course here. It remains one of India's oldest and highest courses, and visitors can pay to play. Non-golfers can ride horses, picnic on the grassy slopes and enjoy the cedar woods and valley views. A local Shipu temple fair takes place in June. It can be visited on the same day as Mashobra.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Mashobra & The Retreat
- Annandale & Army Heritage Museum
- Lakkar Bazaar & Ice Skating Rink
- The Mall & The Ridge
- Scandal Point & Gaiety Theatre
- Kali Bari Temple
- Christ Church
- Jakhoo Temple