Kasauli, unlike other popular hill stations such as Shimla and kullu, is a quiet town. It is ideal for people who want to spend a holiday in the midst of green hills and untouched natural beauty. If you are a solitude lover or an artist, it has everything you could want, scenic beauty, serenity and warm, friendly people.

Kasauli is about 20 kms from Barog and 60 kms from Chandigarh. Kasauli was also developed by the British, just as Shimla was. It is at a height of 6500 feet, making it a very delightful hill station for summers.

If you wish to see the beautiful blessings of Nature, then Kasauli is just the place for you. It has great vantage points, waterfalls and lush green hills.

If you are on a tour to Kasauli, you might want to head to Monkey point, which is a great vantage point. It is the highest point in Kasauli and is merely 4 kms from the Kasauli bus stand. The Monkey point offers a breath-taking view of the river Satluj and the plains of the Chandigarh region. You may also pay a visit to a temple dedicated to lord Hanuman, which is situated on top of the hill. It is believed by some, that when Lord Hanuman was coming back after getting the 'sanjeevani herb' for Laxman, Lord Ram's brother, Hanuman's foot touched the hill and this is why the top of the hill resembles the shape of a foot.

Another place that you might visit is Sanawar, which is merely 6 kms from Kasauli. There you can visit the Lawrence school, which is more than a hundred years old and was started by Sir Henry Lawrence. You may also pay a visit to Nahari Devi temple and see the beautiful waterfall it overlooks.

There is also the Anglican Church, which is one of the major landmarks of Kasauli.it is beautiful structure with inspired by gothic architecture. It has gothic arches, spires and beautiful stained glass windows.