Solan

You can find different resort, cottages and hotels in the  Solan. There are different accommodations available in affordable cost in  Solan.

Some of the places to live in Solan:

1. Hotel Ambusha Resort, Solan

2. Winsum Hill Solan, Solan

3. Solan Retreat, Solan

4. Hotel Pine Grove, Solan

5. Hotel Paragon Palace, Solan

Solan has a wide range of dining options, particularly for  those looking to sample Himachal's regional cuisines. While Dal, Rice, Roti,  Vegetables, and Curd are the area's staple meals, there are a number of  traditional delicacies to sample. Poode, Lushke (a local version of pancake),  Sidu (a type of bread), Pachole, and other dishes are among them.

Aside from these, Solan, as a popular tourist destination,  has a plethora of good cafes and restaurants that serve decent food at  reasonable prices. This region is well-known for its roasted corn as well as  seasonal fruits and vegetables. Enjoy the delicious street food as well. Solan  Channa, Samosas, and Jalebis are just a few of the dishes to try here.

Some of the  cafes and restaurants where you can eat in Solan: 

• The Evergreen, Solan
• MoonDance Kasol Cafe, Solan
• Stone Garden Cafe, Solan
• Little Italy Inn, Solan
• Riverview  Cafe, Solan

Solan was the place of a large-scale mutiny by the Irish soldiers in the British army in 1920 to show solidarity towards their homeland. Two mutineers were killed in the course of the battle, and their leader was later killed by the firing squad while dozens received long prison term.

Before the British colonists turned it into a cantonment in the early part of the 19th century, Solan had served as a capital for Baghat, a princely state. It was after driving out occupying Gurkha forces in 1815, who had expanded their dominion from Nepal upto the bank of River Sutlej that British cantonments came to be established at Dagshai, Kasauli, Jutogh and Solan. Remnants of the old forts are scattered around Solan.