Solan Is A Town In The Indian State Of Himachal Pradesh And The Region H.Q. Of Solan District. The Major Civic Assembly Of Himachal Pradesh, It Is Situated 45.5 Kilometres South Of The State Wealth, Shimla, At An Regular Promotion Of 1,550 Metres. The Place Is Baptized After The Hindu Deity Shoolini Devi. Every Year In June, A Fair Revering The Deity Is Held, Containing A 3-Day Mela At The Central Thodo Crushed. Solan Was The Wealth Of The Former Princely State, Baghat.

It Is Recognized As The "Mushroom City Of India" Because Of The Vast Mushroom-Shaped Cloud Agricultural In The Area As Well As The Executive Of Mushroom-Shaped Cloud Investigate (DMR) Located At Chambaghat.

Solan Is Also Named The "City Of Red Gold", Due To The Unpackaged Manufacture Of Tomatoes In The Area. The City Is Positioned Amid Chandigarh (Joint Wealth Of Punjab And Harayana) And Shimla (State Principal) On The Kalka-Shimla National Highway-22. The Narrow-Gauge Kalka-Shimla Railway Permits Through Solan. Situated On The Punjab-Himachal Border, Solan Is Snuggled In The Shivalik Hills Of The Himalayas.

Solan Has Ancient Temples And Cloisters, And The City Has One Of The Eldest Breweries In The Nation. This Metropolitan Also Has A 300-Year-Old Fort Situated At The Top Of A Knoll. The Shoolini Mata Temple And Jatoli Shiv Temple Are Popular Seats For Travelers. One Of The Most Well-Known Cloisters In This Area Is The Yundung Cloister.