Kasauli , Himachal Pradesh
About Kasauli
Kasauli is a place where people from Chandigarh and adjoining cities of Punjab, Haryana and Delhi, to take some trip despite their hectic lifestyle. A perfect picnic spot and a weekend destination, this place has gained popularity over the years. Not much to see around, it is a destination where one can simply laze around basking in the sun and enjoying the greenery around. In cases when you intend to venture out, you can take the trails that lead to Gilbert Hill and Monkey point.
Kasauli has been the summer retreat since the Raj era and so the legacy is being maintained till now. It is a perfect spot to ease from the scorching summers of the north. Kasauli has places like Sanawar and Sabathu a few kilometers away. Is also famous for the renowned Lawrence school.
Sabathu has a Gorkha training center and reverberates with military persona and style. Visit Kasauli to get away from your busy lifestyle and envigorate yourself with the fabulous treats this place can offer.
Kasauli is a small town in Himachal Pradesh and is well connected by road. Generally, the travelers to Simla would take a diversion to this quaint yet serene hill station. Just 35 km from Kalka, the drive to this location is simply awesome. One would experience a bottleneck around Kalka City but as soon as one crosses the Timber Trail the roads are wide and the drive becomes smooth.
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Top 10 Places to Visit in Kasauli
Kasauli Brewery, Himachal Pradesh
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Kasauli Brewery, famous as Mohan Meakins is the oldest brewery for Scotch whisky in Asia. The brewery was later converted to a distillery and some...
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Central Research Institute, Kasauli, Himachal Pradesh
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Inaugurated in 1904 under the directorship of Sir David Temple, the Central Research Institute or CRI was originally named the Pasteur Institute...
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Gilbert's Trail, Himachal Pradesh
0.7 km from Kasauli - See map
Gilbert’s Trail, not far from Kasauli club, is one of the most picturesque trails in the Kasauli region. Gilbert's Trail is little known short...
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Manki Point, Himachal Pradesh
3 km from Kasauli - See map
This is the highest point in Kasauli and where Lord Hanuman embarked upon his journey into the Himalayan hills. Here, at the peak of the point,...
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Kalka-Shimla Railway, Himachal Pradesh
12.6 km from Kasauli - See map
There’s an adage that the journey is more important than the destination. That’s even truer if you take the toy train from Kalka to Shimla....
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Parwanoo, Himachal Pradesh
24 km from Kasauli - See map
Parwanoo is a silent town in the Solan district located just 35 KMs from Chandigarh thus making it a popular weekend destination. Mughal gardens...
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Barog, Himachal Pradesh
25.5 km from Kasauli - See map
Barog is a small village not far from Solan in the Solan district. Barog is a picturesque little village set high in the mountains amongst the...
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Sabathu, Himachal Pradesh
25.9 km from Kasauli - See map
Sabathu is a small Army Cantonment and has a Gorkha training center. Indeed an experience to walk through the well maintained cantonment with snow...
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Majathal Santuary, Himachal Pradesh
27.4 km from Kasauli - See map
A wildlife haven located a short distance from the town of Solan. This sprawls over an area of 56,000sq km, and contains many species of flora and...
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Shoolini Temple, Himachal Pradesh
27.7 km from Kasauli - See map
Named after Shoolini Mata, the presiding deity of the neighboring village Solan Gaon. As well as its picturesque setting upon a hillside, there...
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Salogra, Himachal Pradesh
34.7 km from Kasauli - See map
Salogra is a small town in the Solan District which offers breathtaking view of the pine and deodar trees. The travelers explore Salogra on foot...
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Kuthar fort, Himachal Pradesh
37.9 km from Kasauli - See map
One of the major attractions in the Solan region. The fort dates back some 800 years at its oldest, whilst some parts are only eighty years old....
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