Slow travel your stresses away - Kasauli is the ideal destination for those who want to get away from the hustle and grind of city life and slow down the pace of life amidst the beauty of a hill station. A stroll through this charming town feels as like one has stepped through a time machine and gone back two centuries to a time when it was established as an Army cantonment in 1842.

Surrounded by the snowcapped Shivalik hills, at an altitude of 1,927 meters above sea level the town has retained its colonial charm, lush greenery, and serene ambiance. Whether you are a nature lover, an adventure seeker, or history buff, Kasauli offers a perfect blend of tranquility and excitement. The mall road with its quirky shops, quaint cottages tucked amidst towering pine and oak trees, sprawling bungalows, winding roads, old bazaars with cute little shops, majestic colonial churches, make it a ‘must visit’. The green hills are home to captivating flora and fauna and are tailor made for walks and hikes.

As you drive up the winding roads leading to Kasauli, you are greeted by breathtaking views of the surrounding hills and valleys. The cool mountain air, the melodious chirping of birds, and the fragrance of pine trees rejuvenate your senses. The towns vintage ambience transports you back in time to the British era. You can relive those times by staying at one of the many heritage hotels and qaint homestays that offer the perfect blend of the yesteryears with modern comforts.

Kasauli has been home to many musical events in the past few years. Notable among them are The Kasauli Rhythm and Blues Festival and the Kasauli Music Festival held annually every spring. Live performances liven up local cafes and one can catch a tune or two while café hopping on the mall. A truly magical experience, music under the starry skies of Kasauli.

The Christ Church is a highlight in Kasauli - a charming Anglican church located in the heart of the town. Built in the 19th century during the British Raj, this church is one of the oldest churches in Himachal Pradesh. It is renowned for its colonial architecture, stunning stained-glass windows, and serene ambiance. One of the highlights of Christ Church is its beautiful stained-glass windows, which depict scenes from the Bible and add to the church's beauty and charm.

Kasauli offers breathtakingly beautiful nature trails that lead through dense forests with the spectacular beauty of the Himalayas. The Gilbert Trail, named after the famous naturalist Sir Walter Lawrence, is a popular trekking route that takes you through thick pine forests and offers panoramic views of the surrounding valleys.

Other attractions to see is the Manki Point, a small temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman. Perched atop a hill at 6500 feet, Manki Point overlooks scenic mountains and valleys. Legend has it that this is the place where Lord Hanuman placed his foot while searching for the Sanjeevani herb to revive Lord Lakshman in the epic Ramayana.

The Gorkha Fort in Kasauli also known as the Nahar Singh Fort is a historic landmark that holds great significance in the history of the region. It is an imposing structure, at a height of 4500 feet. The forts history goes back to 1900 AD. The architecture of the fort and the fort was built in the 19th century by the Gurkha army under the command of Rana Bahadur Singh, a descendant of the legendary warrior king Prithvi Narayan Shah.

Art lovers can visit the Kasauli Art Gallery which exhibits the works of local artists and also conducts workshops that give you the opportunity to explore your artistic skills through their popular painting and pottery workshops.Kasauli is an art & music lovers paradise with many art and music festivals taking place in this quaint town.

The Kasauli Toy train can awaken the child in you and take you on an exciting ride onboard. The heritage train chugs down a narrow-gauge track with breathtaking scenic views of the hills and valleys and stops at toylike stations. The cool air and old worldliness charm of this joy ride makes you want to laugh aloud, and spontaneously wave at all the friendly locals you pass by.

Adventure lovers -an exciting adventure awaits! One can choose from an array of adventure sports like paragliding, ziplining, rock climbing, trekking, The experience of soaring through the sky like a bird, camping under a starry sky, zipping on a mountain bike down steep slopes, maneuvering narrow trails each twist gives you an adrenaline rush!!

How to reach Kasauli

By Air: The nearest airport is Chandigarh International Airport, located around 65 kilometers away. One can can hire a taxi or take a bus to reach Kasauli.

By Train: Kalka Railway Station is the nearest railway station, which is well-connected to major cities like Delhi and Chandigarh. From Kalka, you can either hire a taxi or board the famous toy train to reach the hill station.

By Road: You can drive from nearby cities like Chandigarh (around 60 kilometers) or Shimla (around 77 kilometers). The drive is extremely scenic and the roads are well-maintained. Regular bus services are also available from major cities and towns in Himachal Pradesh.