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Things to do in Kasauli for a Fantastic Holiday

Activities in Kasauli for a Fantastic Vacation

Kasauli is a beautiful town located in the Shimla Hills of Himachal Pradesh. It's known for its scenic views and hospitality. This guide will help you discover all that this place has to offer.
 

Visit the Christ Church

Christ Church is a beautiful church that is a must-visit for everyone. It’s also one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in India. The church, which was built in 1831, has an impressive architecture that makes it an important tourist attraction in Kasauli.

The Christ Church was founded by Rev John Marshman who was a missionary priest and co-founder of St Joseph's Academy (now called St Joseph's School). The structure of this majestic building has been designed by him with exquisite taste and elegance while incorporating local designs like Bhilai marble pillars and ornate carvings on door frames etc., which add charm to its beauty

Explore the Sunset Point

Sunset Point is the perfect spot to capture some stunning sunset pictures. It’s also a great place to watch the sunset with friends and family, or even just by yourself if you want to be alone. The views are phenomenal, so don’t miss out on your chance to enjoy them!

One of my favorite things about Kasauli is its scenic beauty, which makes it an ideal vacation spot for all kinds of people from around the world. Whether you're looking for something relaxing or active (or both), there's something for everyone here at Sunset Point - including those who want their own little piece of paradise away from everything else in town!

Take a walk on the Gilbert Trail

The Gilbert Trail is a 2-hour walk, which starts from Kasauli town center. It has breathtaking views of the valley and can be done as part of your holiday in Kasauli.

The trail starts from the town center and follows an old road through forests to reach Chail Devi Temple, which was built by Maharaja Pratap Singh of Rewa State in 1894. There are several other Kasauli Temples and pilgrimage sites along this route that you will find interesting to explore if you have time during your trip here.

The best way to enjoy this scenic path is by hiring an auto-rickshaw or private taxi for about Rs 250 per person (or even less if you book it in advance). You will also get some fresh air while walking along this route since there aren't many buildings around so it isn't very crowded with people like what happens at places like Manali or Haridwar!

Shop at the Kasauli Bazaar

Kasauli Bazaar: A great place to buy souvenirs, handicrafts and local products.

Located on the outskirts of Kasauli town, this bazaar is a must-visit for everyone who wants to shop authentic Indian goods. It has everything from traditional clothing and handcrafted jewelry to woodcarvings and embroideries made by local artisans. The best part about this place is that you can get everything here at an affordable price!

Visit the Gurudwara Shri Guru Nanak Ji

Gurudwara Shri Guru Nanak Ji: A peaceful and spiritual place with a beautiful garden.

The Gurudwara Shri Guru Nanak Ji is a Sikh gurdwara that was constructed in the year 1881, at a cost of Rs 1 lakh by the philanthropist who belonged to Punjab region of India. In fact, it took him two years to complete this project that now lies on an area of over 6 acres (2400 m²). The main attraction here are its murals painted by artistes like Master Huddart and Bhai Kahn Singh Nabha who worked under Master Kalaam (a famous Sikh artist). The murals depict various scenes from life of Gurbani or Sikh scripture in picturesque manner with every detail being taken care of with utmost devotion towards portraying them flawlessly so as not to damage their originality at all!

Hike to the Monkey Point

The hike to the Monkey Point is a challenging trek with rewarding views from the top. The ascent starts at Manikaran Hilltop, which is located at an altitude of over 2,000 meters above sea level and offers a panoramic view of Kasauli valley. It takes about two hours to reach here from Kasauli town by car or public transport.

After reaching the top, you can enjoy some time sitting under a tree and taking in the beauty of this place before heading back down again for another round!

Go birdwatching at the Kasauli Bird Sanctuary

Birdwatching is a great way to relax, get some exercise and spend time with friends and family. But if you're looking for something more than just bird watching, Kasauli has a lot of other things to offer as well.

The best way to experience all that Kasauli offers is by staying at one of the many hotels near the town's various attractions: The Royal Holiday Inn Basanta Bhawan Palace offers stunning views over Surajkund Lake; while Hotel Rajputana provides luxurious rooms with balconies overlooking forests or gardens full of flowers and trees. In addition, there are plenty of restaurants where you can enjoy delicious food during your stay—from Indian cuisine (vegetarian or non vegetarian) served buffet style in large portions!

Relax at the Manki Point

Manki Point is a great place to relax, spend time with friends and family, or go for a picnic. This scenic spot is surrounded by lush greenery and offers panoramic views of the valley below. If you're looking for an ideal spot to spend some quality time with your loved ones at this beautiful weather-beaten hill station, then look no further than Manki Point.

To make the most of your visit here, consider visiting during quiet hours because there are no facilities available on site; however if you do decide to stay overnight in one of the tents or cottages provided on site (which cost Rs 5500 per night), then it would be advisable that you bring along some camping equipment such as tents and sleeping bags so that everyone can enjoy themselves regardless of whether they sleep inside or outside their respective hostel rooms!

Visit the Baba Balak Nath Temple 

The Baba Balak Nath Temple is a popular tourist destination and a beautiful temple built on the summit of Mount Kailash. It's dedicated to Lord Shiva, who is said to have shifted his residence from Kasauli to Rishikesh after being rejected by Parvati in her previous birth as Nandi. The temple was constructed in 1846 by Maharaja Raja Man Singh of Jammu & Kashmir and it houses some impressive statues of gods such as Vishnu, Brahma and Surya (the sun god).

The place has been associated with spirituality since ancient times; people come here for meditation or simply enjoy its natural beauty while enjoying the tranquility that surrounds them. There are many visitors who come here just because they want to visit this famous pilgrimage site!

Enjoy a bonfire with friends and family

A bonfire is a great way to spend time with friends and family. It’s an event that can be enjoyed by everyone, from children to adults, and it brings everyone together. The bonfire provides an opportunity for you to relax and unwind after a long day of sightseeing or shopping at the Kasauli Shopping areas

If you want some privacy while enjoying your evening around the fire pit, there are some tents available on site at no cost!

Try local food at the Kasauli Brewery and Restaurant

The food at the Kasauli Brewery and Restaurant is delicious, authentic and not expensive. The Kasauli fast food restaurant food is served in a friendly atmosphere with family-like service. If you want to try local delicacies then this is the place to go!

Take a stroll in Lover's Lane

The Lover's Lane is a walkway lined with magnificent trees, and it's located in the heart of Kasauli town. This place is ideal for couples who want to relax and enjoy the beautiful scenery. It's also a great place to take pictures, which can be done easily by using your cell phone.

The Lover's Lane has been around since 1920s when it was first built as an entertainment spot for tourists visiting Kasauli Valley during summer season. Today, people still flock here to experience its history and charm but they also come here just because they love being around nature at all times!

Visit the Kalka-Shimla Railway

The Kalka-Shimla Railway is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and one of the most spectacular rail journeys anywhere in the world. This railway links Shimla to Kalka, providing an opportunity to experience some breathtaking scenery along the way. The railway was built by George Gilbert Scott between 1864 and 1869, who designed it as part of his vision for connecting northern India with Britain via India's Himalayas. It was completed in 1870 at a cost of about £1 million (around $10 million today).

The track itself is 315 miles long—the longest single-track narrow gauge line in India—and runs through valleys that offer breathtaking views across mountain ranges and forests while also offering access to historic towns like Rohtang Pass , Manali , Kullu Valley and Chandigarh .

Attend the Kasauli Rhythm and Blues Festival

If you are looking for a fun and exciting holiday, then Kasauli is the place to be. The city has so many things to do that will make your stay enjoyable.

One of the best ways to enjoy your time in Kasauli is by attending the Rhythm and Blues Festival. This event has been held every year since 1984 and attracts tourists from across India as well as overseas.

The festival showcases various types of music which are popular among locals as well as tourists from different parts of India including classical Indian music, folk songs (from all regions), jazz fusion bands etc., making it an ideal opportunity for learning about local culture through listening to live performances by artists like Ustad Rahim Khan Band & Veena Mishra Band!

Stay in a cozy homestay

If you are looking for a great way to experience local culture and meet the people of Kasauli, then homestays are the perfect option. You can stay in a cozy homestay and enjoy all that the town has to offer.

Homestays are great because they offer an authentic experience where you get to know your hosts on a personal level as well as learn about their culture and traditions. You will also be able to eat some delicious food at the homesteads along with other travelers who share similar interests or hobbies like your.