One of the most beautiful and the best places to visit in Kasauli in June, Gilbert Trail is literally a paradise. Surrounded by greenery on both the sides, it is a 1.5 km long stone walkway that will begin from the Lover’s Lane and lead you straight into the lap of nature. Apart from lush greenery and gorgeous flora that will surely delight the nature admirer in you, this place is also a good spot for bird watching in Kasauli.
Location: Gilbert Nature Trail, Kasauli, Kasauli Tehsil, India
Entry fee: No entry fee
Timings: 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM
An ideal place for photography enthusiasts, nature admirers, and adventure lovers, the Sunset Point in Kasauli, Himachal Pradesh, is one place should be on the top of your ‘things to do in Kasauli’ list. Located on a hilly terrain, this place is surrounded with absolute calmness and beauty. Though what really makes it unique is the swing installed here, on which you can sit and enjoy the breathtaking view of the sunset.
Location: Near Upper Mall, Kasauli, Kasauli Tehsil, India
Entry fee: There is no entry fee for visiting this place.
Timings: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Of all the Kasauli sightseeing places, the Manki Point is one of the most popular tourist attractions that you should definitely visit during your trip. Being the point is the highest in the region, this place is not an ordinary monkey spotting point, but the town’s Air Force Station where you can witness everything from their arms & ammunition to breathtaking views. Apart from this, there is also a Hanuman Temple at the top, which is believed to be the resting point of Lord Hanuman at the time when was carrying the sanjeevani booti! It is definitely one of the best places to visit in kasauli in May.
Location: Kasauli, Kasauli Tehsil, India
Entry fee: There is no entry fee for visiting this place.
Timings: 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM (tentative)
Of all the places in your Kasauli sightseeing tour, make sure you definitely include a visit to the famous Christ Church. Located near the Mall Road, this place is a historical landmark in the town since it is the oldest church of Himachal. Both its gothic architecture and the cemetery around it will leave you so spellbound that you wouldn’t feel like leaving this place.
Location: Near Bus Stand, Mall Road, Kasauli, India
Entry fee: There is no entry fee for visiting this church.
Timings: 12:30 AM to 7:00 PM
Formerly known as Hawa Ghar, this Kasauli tourist attraction is located in the Lower Mall area. While you can capture a breathtaking view of the sunrise early in the morning here, you can also visit this place later in the day for some nature photography. No doubt it is among the top places to visit in Kasauli for all travel photographers, nature lovers, and couples!
Location: Gilbert Trail, Kasauli, India
Entry fee: There is no entry fee for visiting this attraction in Kasauli.
Timings: 5:55 AM to 7:00 PM
Located at the uphills in the Parwanoo region in the town of Subathu, this fort is one of the most spectacular places to see in Kasauli. It houses 180-year-old canons that were used during the Gurkha wars and has ancient frescoes on its walls. Surrounded by a forest of scrubs, pines and eucalyptus trees, you can pamper both the nature admirer and history buff within while you’re at this place.
Location: Subathu Town, Kasauli, Kasauli Tehsil, India
Entry fee: There is no entry fee for visiting the Gurkha Fort.
Timings: 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Ideal for both shopaholics and foodies, the Mall Road is amongst the best places to visit in Kasauli in summer and even in winter. From offering colourful fabrics & handicrafts to lip-smacking local delicacies & fresh drinks, this place is the ultimate spot to hang out in the town. And since there’s no specific best time to visit this place, you can spend hours here and capture unforgettable memories. It is indeed one of the best places to visit in Kasauli at night.
Location: Mall Road, Kasauli, India
Entry fee: There is no entry fee for visiting this shopping street.
Timings: 8:00 AM to 8:30 PM
The Dagshai Jail Museum or Dagshai Central Jail in India was built in 1847, a T-shaped building of local stone masonry with 54 tiny cells.[1] Apart from the Cellular Jail in the Andamans, it is the only other Indian museum which once was a jail.[2] It is situated 6,087 feet (1,855 m) above sea level, 11 km (6.8 mi) from Solan, in Himachal Pradesh[3] and maintained by the Engineering Wing of the Indian Army.[4] The structure holds 54 maximum security cells, out of which 16 cells were used for severe punishments. The cells were hardly ventilated and there was no source of natural light. The details of each cell are mentioned on title boards.
Location: Dagshai, Kasauli, India
Entry fee: There is no entry fee for visiting the spot.
Timings: 9:00 AM to 12:30 PM & 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM
