Kasauli
Gurkha Fort
Open Time : 9:00 a.m - 6:00p.m
Entry : free
Address : Subathu, Himachal Pradesh, India
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Why to visit Gurkha Fort
Everyone traveling to Kasauli should view the Gurkha Fort, which is a legacy. The Gurkha Army Chief Amar Singh Thapa constructed it in 1900 AD to battle the British Army in the Anglo-Nepal War. It is currently being used by the Indian Army as a Gurkha regime training facility.
Highlights of the Gurkha Fort:
- The fort still has canons from the Gurkha Wars that are 180 years old.
- The walls of the Fort also have stunning old frescoes.
- Additionally, Subathu is home to a historic "viceregal lodge" that dates back to the 1880s.
Things to do at Gurkha Fort:
- Most visitors here like going on hikes and climbing mountains.
- Photographers choose to travel at this time of year since the city is still organically decked with beautiful scenery.
- You can visit a Gurkha Museum close to the fort, where you'll find many antique sculptures illustrating the bravery and courage of the Gurkha warriors.
Best Time to Visit: Afternoon, Evening
Facilities: Food Stalls, Washrooms
Exploration Time: 2 hours
Allowed: Camera, Video
FAQ on Gurkha Fort
How to reach Gurkha Fort?
Since Parwanoo does not have an airport, you must fly into Chandigarh, is only 30 kilometres away. The airport in Shimla, which is 70 miles from Parwanoo, is another option for . The closest railhead to Parwanoo is Kalka railway station, which you must visit. Between Chandigarh and Ambala, there are frequent bus services that can get you there easily.
When is the best time to visit Gurkha Fort?
Evening is the best time to visit Gurkha Fort.
Are tourist guides available at Gurkha Fort?
Yes, tourist guides are available at Gurkha Fort
What are the attractions to visit near Gurkha Fort?
Sheetla Mata Temple, Kali Mata Temple and Fruit Orchards are the attractions to visit near Gurkha Fort
Special Tip
The best time to visit the monument is in the evening. Also, you can indulge in the trekking, so if you're taking part, carry comfortable shoes.
By Abhilasha Prasad
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