The grand, scenic and breathtaking Naldehra Golf Course, which looks to some extent like the Scottish connections courses, is situated around 22 km from Shimla. Estimating 4285 yards, this Par 68 course gloats of 18 holes, 16 greens and 18 tees. Built up in the mid 1900s, under the supervision of the previous emissary of India, Lord Curzon, this fairway at first had 9 holes, and is known to be one of the most seasoned in India.
Roosted 2,200 m above ocean level, Naldehra is one of the nation's most testing fairways. It covers a long inclining dell and is encompassed by innumerable Deodar trees from all sides. Entranced by the unlimited magnificence of the golf club, Lord Curzon named his third little girl as Alexandra Naldehra.
The golf course also has a polished club house that highlights three double rooms and a drawing room. The fairway, with undulating territories and grandiose Himalayan Cedars in the environment, gives incredible chances to photographic artists to click excellent pictures.