Ranikhet Incline Station or "Ruler's Meadow" is a spellbinding spot falling under the domain of Uttarakhand, and arranged at the stature of 1829 m with a meandering are of 21.76 Sq. Kms. Evidently, Queen Padmini of Kumaon was quickly captivated with this radiant incline paradise. Lord Sudhardev made a regal living arrangement worked here, and named it Ranikhet or Queen's field.
The fantastic slant station was out of world's touch for quite a while, until it was rediscovered by the Britishers in the year 1869, and who later changed the humble slant station into home office of the Kumaon Regiment. The incline station was used as an ideal pull back against the sweltering atmosphere of the fields.
The slant station is being kept up by the Indian Army. Built absolutely by the Britishers, Ranikhet speaks to the brilliance of fauna and geography of the Himalayas. Britishers were excited by its greatness to a degree that they thought of naming it as the pre-summer capital as opposed to Shimla.
