KASAULI
About Kasauli

Kasauli is a popular hill station located in the district of Solan in the state of Himachal Pradesh at an elevation of around 1800 meters above sea level & the place is also mentioned in one of the great Indian epics, the Ramayana. According to mythology, the Hindu monkey god, Hanuman, stepped over this place while returning with the Sanjeevani Hill. The destination received its name from a mountain stream flowing between Jabali and Kasauli known as Kausalya. The beautiful view of the valley and the chilling weather is the major attraction of the place. This place offers fantastic tourist attractions & delicious cuisine that tourists can enjoy in the blissful weather.

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1: Monkey Point Kasauli
Monkey Point Kasauli
Monkey Point, situated at a distance of about 4 km from the town bus stand, is the highest peak of Kasauli. This place offers a perfect view of the Sutlej River, & the snow-capped Choor Chandni Peak, the tallest peak in the Lower Himalayan region. A temple on the peak, dedicated to the Hindu god, Hanuman, attracts visitors. The place is named so after the presiding deity of this temple. 
 
2: Baba Balak Nath Temple
Baba Balak Nath Temple
Baba Balak Nath Temple is a cave temple located 3 km away from Kasauli on the top of Graner Hill. It is one of the famous religious centers in the town of Kasauli. This temple is devoted to Baba Balak Nath, a great devotee of the Hindu deity Shiva. It's believed that childless couples who offer their prayers in this temple have their wishes of bearing children granted. The temple consists of several statues of Shiva, along with a picture of a blessed child, & is the highlight of the temple. 
 
3: Central Research Institute
Central Research Institute
Central Research Institute, or CRI, was set up in Kasauli in 1905 during the time of the Britishers. This beautiful place is thronged all through the year by tourists. CRI is engaged in research and development activities and has created vaccines for treating various diseases and ailments, including cholera, typhoid, smallpox, and snakebite.
 
4: Baptist Church Kasauli
Baptist Church Kasauli
Baptist Church, constructed in 1923 by the British, is a beautiful combination of Indian and Gothic architectural styles. This church is counted among the most visited buildings in the town & is amid nature. The peaceful environment of the church attracts travelers from all over. 
 
5: Christ Church Kasauli
Christ Church Kasauli
Christ Church is one of the religious centers in the town, located on Mall Road. Representing the Gothic architectural style, this ancient church was constructed in 1884. The church, devoted to St. Francis and St. Barnabas, is among the popular tourist attractions of the hill town. This grand church is in the shape of a cross & has a clock tower and a sundial, a device that tells the time of the day. 
 
6: Gurudwara Shri Guru Nanak Ji
Gurudwara Shri Guru Nanak Ji
Gurudwara Shri Guru Nanak Ji, an old religious center of Sikhs, is located in the market of Gharkhal on the road towards Kasauli. A program is organized on the premises of this gurudwara every Sunday, after which Karah Parshad, sacred food in the form of a sweet dish prepared from flour, is distributed among devotees, followed by langar or community kitchen.
 
7: Gurkha Fort
Gurkha Fort
Gurkha Fort rests at an altitude of 1437 meters above sea level in Subathu, also known as the cantonment town. Built by the Gurkha in the 19th century, the fort holds 180 years old cannons used in battles. Subathu is now an army cantonment region having 14 Gurkha Indian army training centers.    
 
8: Kasauli Brewery
Kasauli Brewery
Kasauli Brewery, established by Edward Dyer during the 1820s, is the world’s highest distillery, resting at an altitude of 6000 ft above sea level. He chose this location because of the availability of spring waters and favorable climatic conditions & started distilling Malt Whiskey and India Pale Ale here. The brewery was later relocated because of the scarcity of spring water. 
 
9: Krishna Bhawan Mandir
Krishna Bhawan Mandir
Krishna Bhawan Mandir, situated in the heart of the town & is a beautiful temple dedicated to the Hindu deity Krishna. This temple, constructed in 1926, showcases a perfect combination of the Indian and European styles of architecture. This temple was designed keeping the principles of Vastu Shastra in mind. 
 
10: Lawrence School
Lawrence School
The Lawrence School, established by Sir Henry M. Lawrence on 17th April 1847, is counted as one of the oldest schools in the country. The Lawrence School, situated amidst nature, the entire region is surrounded by forests of cedar, oak, and pine, at a distance of around 6 km from Kasauli in Sanawar & the school is known to have produced many celebrities and famous individuals in India. 
 
11: Chail Wildlife Sanctuary
Chail Wildlife Sanctuary
Chail Wildlife Sanctuary originally served as a hunting reserve for the kings of Patiala, which was later declared a wildlife sanctuary by the government in 1976. Situated on the top of a mountain and spread over 110 sq km, this sanctuary has deep forests covered with pines, shrubs, oak trees, and grasslands. This sanctuary is home to numerous animal species like goral, rhesus macaque, the Indian muntjac, leopard, and crested porcupine. Further, panther, wild boar, sambar, the European red deer, the Himalayan black bear, common langur, and black-napped hare are also found here. 
 
12: Cricket Ground
Cricket Ground
Cricket Ground at Chail, located at an altitude of 2444 mts above sea level, is counted among the highest cricketing venues in the world. Also, used as a polo ground, this well maintained cricket ground was constructed in 1893 by Bhupinder Singh, the King of Patiala. It is surrounded by pine and deodar forest and is under the administration of the Chail Military School uses it as a playground.  
 
13: Sadhupul
Sadhupul
Sadhupul is an important tourist destination between Kandaghat and Chail in Himachal Pradesh. This place has gained popularity as a picnic spot among visitors. Sadhupul is around a small bridge that is across the Ashwini stream.
 
14: Choor Chandni Peak
Choor Chandni Peak
Choor Chandni Peak is situated at an altitude of 3650 meters above sea level & considered one of the most noted tourist spots of Barog. The whole area is bounded by pine trees, adding to the beauty of the place. Choor Chandni, meaning moonlight, is a beautiful peak of the Choordhar Mountains. The place is also an ideal destination for rock climbing. 
 
15: Grave Of Barog
Grave of Barog
The grave of Barog is the burial place of the person after whom the town is named. Barog was the engineer assigned the task of constructing a tunnel in the town. The natural beauty of the gravesite, the beautiful garden in the compound, and the history behind it have made the place a tourist spot.
 
16: Barog Camping Ground
Barog Camping Ground
Barog Camping Ground is a camping site that attracts travelers from far-flung areas. Here, visitors can set up their tents and enjoy the beauty of the place surrounded by pine forests. The camping grounds offer a panoramic view of Choor Chandni Peak and the Solan Valley. Travelers can also avail different facilities like lodging, telephones, bathrooms, food, electricity, dance floors, and natural trekking trails here.
 
17: Dharampur
Dharampur
Dharampur is a beautiful place situated on the Waghai-Vansda Highway, on the banks of the River Swargavahini. Dharampur was earlier ruled by the Sisodia Rajputs and is thus renowned for its royal heritage. Tourists visit this place in large numbers all year round. The Laxmi Narayan Temple, Japanese Gardens, and the Lady Wilson Museum are some of the other popular tourist attractions of the place.
 
18: Dolanji Bon Monastery
Dolanji Bon Monastery
Dolanji Bon Monastery was founded by Abbot Lungtog Tenpai Nyima in 1969. This monastery is at a distance of 5 km from Barog, on Narag Sarahan Road. Also, known as the Yungdrung Monastery, this place is managed and maintained by the Yungdrung Bon Monastic Centre.
 
19: Karol Tibba
Karol Tibba
Karol Tibba is a prominent tourist spot in the region of Barog, a few kilometres away from the Solan District. According to folklore, it is this place where Pandavas of the great Indian epic of the Mahabharata took shelter, during their banishment. A large number of nature lovers and trekkers visit this place every year.  
 
20: Spencer Restaurant
Spencer Restaurant
Spencer Restaurant is a prominent eating joint of Barog dating back to the British Raj. In earlier times, the place was divided into separate sections for the Hindu, Muslim and British customers. The most popular dish of this food joint is cutlet. Visitors can also enjoy the scenic beauty of the place while sitting in the restaurant.  
 
21: Renuka Lake
Renuka Lake
Renuka Lake, situated at a distance of 40 km from Nahan, is one of the popular tourist destinations of Himachal Pradesh. With a length of 672 meters, Renuka Lake is considered the largest lake in Himachal Pradesh. The best time to visit this lake is in the month of November when a grand fair is organized here. Visitors can also enjoy boating in this large lake having a boundary of 3214 meters. An added attraction of the place is the Renuka Temple, located on the banks of the lake.  
 
22: Arki Palace
Arki Palace
Constructed by Raja Prithvi Singh in the 18th century, Arki Palace is quite famous for its frescos, done in the Arki Kalam style. Though the palace is decaying now, the mural paintings that display different subjects from Puranas, folklore, Kalidasa, and Kumara Sambhava are worth visiting even today. This palace, converted into a heritage hotel, offers alluring views of the snowy mountains of the mighty Himalayan ranges. 
 
23: Batal
Batal
Just 4.6 km away from Arki, Batal is a village located at the foot of Kunzum La Pass and acts as a resting point for visitors heading to Kaza. It offers picturesque views of Chandra River, Bara Shigri Glacier, and triangular peaks, located in the south. Moreover, this place is also regarded as the base for rock climbing and trekking. Places like Losar, Gramphu, and Chotta Shigri are close to Batal Village. 
 
24: Bhadrakali Temple
Bhadrakali Temple
Bhadrakali Temple, also known as Jakholi Devi Temple, is a popular tourist destination in Arki. The shrine, built in 1650, is influenced by the Shikhara style of architecture and boasts intricate artwork and design. One of the triple temples, this shrine is regarded as one of the prominent Sakthi Peeths of Himachal Pradesh. 
 
25: Bhakhalag
Bhakhalag
Bhakhalag, a small village, is a major tourist destination located in the Solan District of Himachal Pradesh. It is situated at a distance of 9 kms from Arki this place is quite popular among tourists as it offers enchanting views of the surroundings.  
 
26: Kunihar Valley
Kunihar Valley
Kunihar, a valley located in Arki, is a tourist destination of Solan. Also known as Hatkot and Choti Vilayat, it was christened 'Kunihar' by Rajiv Gandhi, the former Prime Minister of India, as it resembled a garland in shape. The valley also offers an opportunity to visit Shri Devi Temple and Shri Dano Devta Temple, dedicated to Kulja Devi and Dano Devta, respectively. 
 
27: Diwan-i-khas
Diwan-i-Khas
Situated at an altitude of 1200 meters, Diwan-i-Khas, also known as the Audience Hall, is a prominent tourist location in Arki, Solan District. It was built in 1830 by Ram Shara Singh, an Arki ruler & a well-known patron of the arts. The Diwan-i-Khas is decorated with murals made in the Kangra, Rajasthani, Arki, Kullu, and European styles. The drawings of flowery and small statues of females in the hall exhibit the strong influence of the Guler style. 
 
28: Sair Fair
Sair Fair
The Sair Fair is a popular event held every year on the Sankranti of Ashwin, which falls in September. This festival is organized in honor of Banar Devta and includes various cultural activities, such as singing and dancing, during the evenings. The most popular attraction of the Sair Fair is the buffalo fight, where trained buffaloes are pitted against each other by the locals. It attracts thousands of visitors every year, including many prominent personalities.   
 
29: Lutru Mahadev Temple
Lutru Mahadev Temple
Luturu Mahadev Temple is a popular tourist destination located  4 km from Arki, Solan District in Himachal Pradesh. Devoted to the Hindu God Shiva, built by the king of Baghal in 1621. A prominent site during the Shivratri festival, the temple houses a Shivalingam, the symbol of the deity. Located on top of a hill, this temple is a classic example of Shikhara-style architecture. It offers a splendid view of the surroundings.
 
30: Jatoli Temple
Jatoli Temple
Jatoli is in the Solan District on Solan-Rajgarh Road of Himachal Pradesh. This place is known for its Jatoli Shiva Temple, dedicated to the Hindu God of destruction, Shiva. The temple is known for an annual fair conducted every year during the Hindu festival of Mahashivratri.
 
31: Mohan Shakti National Heritage Park
Mohan Shakti National Heritage Park
The Heritage Park spreads over 40 acres of land and is under development. It is at Shakti Sthal, Hurt village, on the right bank of river Ashwani near Salogra and is about 12 Km from Solan main city. The park has 108 deities of Hindu gods and goddesses.
 
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How To Reach

By Air - Chandigarh Airport situated 59 kms from Kasauli is the nearest air base to the destination. This airport is well connected with other Indian cities like New Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai, and Srinagar. Travellers can hire taxis from outside the airport to reach Kasauli.

 

By Rail - The closest railhead to Kasauli is the Kalka Railway Station, which is located at a distance of around 40 kms. The railway station at Kalka is well connected with major places in the country like New Delhi, Kolkata, Amritsar, and Mumbai.

 

By Road - Regular state owned buses ply from different cities of Himachal Pradesh for Kasauli. Travellers can avail deluxe and super deluxe buses from Chandigarh and Delhi for Kasauli.

 

Local Transport - Taxis are easily available to go around the town. One can easily avail HRTC buses in Solan. There are no established modes of local transport available in Arki so it's best to take a cab. One might find some rickshaws. Travelling in Nalagarh is quite easy with options like buses and taxis. Most of the hotels also provide taxi services at nominal charges.

Famous Eatables

1 - NARINDER SWEETS, LOCATED AT MALL ROAD - (FAMOUS FOR JALEBI, GULAB JAMUN AND SAMOSA) 

 

2 - NH22 DHABA, LOCATED AT NATIONAL HIGHWAY 22 - (FAMOUS FOR BUTTER CHICKEN)

 

3 - CAFE RUDRA, LOCATED AT SHOP NO. 24, HERITAGE MARKET, SOLAN DISTRICT - (FAMOUS FOR CHICKEN SANDWICHES, CHICKEN IN HOT GARLIC SAUCE AND CHEESE OMELETTES)


 
4 - CAFE MANTRA, LOCATED AT SHOP NO. 8, HERITAGE MARKET - (FAMOUS FOR CHICKEN BIRYANI)

 

5 - KASAULI CAFE, LOCATED AT MALL ROAD - (FAMOUS FOR MOMOS)

 

6 - SHIBI SWEETS AND NAMKEEN, LOCATED IN KASAULI - (FAMOUS FOR SAMOSA AND KHASTA KACHORI)

Weather & Quick Info

Kasauli is a hill station & a famous tourist destination for nature lovers & other beautiful attractions. 

 

Kasauli has a pleasant climate throughout the year, though monsoon is the best season to visit.

 

The ideal time required to explore Kasauli is 2-3 days.

 

Kasauli has many nearby tourist destinations like Shimla, Kufri, Solan & many more.

 

Hotels
Vanshika
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  • near Baba Balak Nath Temple Mashobra, Kasauli 173204, Himachal Pradesh, India

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  • shiv Parbat, Old Kasauli Road, Kasauli, Himachal Pradesh, India

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