Sadhupul

If you are looking for any idyllic destination in the outskirts of Shimla where you can enjoy the peaceful surroundings in the midst of nature, then Sadhupul must be visited during your stay in the captial city of Himachal Pradesh

Perched in the serene hills of Himachal Pradesh, Sadhupul is a tranquil hamlet which is located 36kms from Shimla., This picturesque destination is located between Chail and Solan which makes it an ideal spot for travelers to seek solitude and solace. Unlike the densely areas with pollution and traffic, The village is famed for its lush greenery, pristine river, and the iconic Sadhupul bridge, which stands as a testament to the region's rustic charm.

One of the most captivating features of Sadhupul is its unique riverside café, where visitors can enjoy delicious meals and bevewrages while dipping their feet in the cool, refreshing waters of the Ashwani River. This riverside setting along with the melodious sound of flowing water and the panoramic views of surrounding hills, creates an idyllic ambiance that enchants every visitor. Whether you're looking to relax by the river, take a leisurely stroll through the verdant landscape, or simply soak in the tranquility, Sadhupul offers an unforgettable experience like never before which you are going to cherish throughout the trip.

Best Time to Visit

The ideal time to visit Sadhupul is from March to June and September to November as the weather is pleasant which makes it suitable for outdoor activities and enjoying the natural beauty of the region.

How to Reach

Sadhupul is well-connected by road. It is 12 km from Chail and 34 km from Solan. Regular buses and taxis are available from these towns.

Points to Remember

• Carry warm clothing, even in summer, as the evenings can become chilly.
• You must not forget to carry urgent medicines as hospitals/pharmacies are limited
• When visited during monsoon, check the forcecast before planning as landslides can lead to road closure
• Respect the local culture and maintain cleanliness to preserve the natural beauty of the area.