Here Are All The Reasons You Need As To Why You Should Travel Your Worries Away At Kasauli!

Hello, fellow Delhiites! Are you someone who’d pick hill stations over the beaches, any day? Then this article has been crafted just for you. And even if you’re not, we’re here to give you a bunch of reasons why you should plan your next weekend getaway to the gorgeous hill station of Kasauli. Yep, this charming town in Himachal Pradesh is approximately under 7 hours away from saadi Dilli and here are the top reasons why you should defo give this one a chance. Read on!

1. Breathe In Fresh Air 

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When you’re a Delhiite, you know exactly what we’re talking about. Delhi is almost always shrouded under the dusty haze of pollution that we end up forgetting what it feels like to breathe in the fresh air. So, when you need to take a breath, you have to drop by Kasauli, where the clear blue skies, with air devoid of pollutants and the noise of the honking cars, await. Isn’t this an incentive enough to get you planning already?

2. To Escape The Extreme Weather Of Delhi

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We know that Delhi weather can get pretty darn punishing! So, this quaint hill station makes for an excellent choice when you’re in need of escaping the extreme weather. The weather is mostly pleasant over here, and nights can sometimes get a little chilly, making it perfect to roam outside and or just lie on a hammock reading your fave novel.

3. An Enriching Past With A Rich Heritage

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Kasauli has a rich history, and it has always played a significant role in the development of Indian History. From the Gurka Fort to the Christ Church, Anglican Structure, one can now find a peaceful co-existence of buildings from Imperial India and the ones constructed in contemporary times. Make sure to click those artsy photos of these hauntingly beautiful relics of time.

4. For A Glimpse Of The Mesmerising Colonial Era Buildings

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When the British took over Kasauli, they also took over all the surrounding areas. Today, one can find a number of structures that have been left behind from the colonial era. Some of these famous sites are The Kasauli Club, Christ Church and Kasauli Circuit House, to name a few. These give one a rare glimpse into the past that everyone talks about.

5. To Shop And Eat At The Mall Road 

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Almost every hill station has its own Mall Road, and so does Kasauli. This bustling market is always buzzing with excited shoppers, foodies and tourists, each getting their slice of heaven. You can pick up some gorgeous local crafts, devour the sumptuous local delicacies, and when you’re done, you can walk around the area, taking in the hustle of city life here.

6. Go Hiking Along The Mesmerising Gilbert Nature Trail 

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If you’re fond of hiking, this must be on your list of places to visit in Kasauli. Gilbert Nature Trail is a popular destination amidst the hiking community, as it offers picturesque views and tranquil surroundings. This trail starts off wide but becomes narrow towards the end, giving you exquisite views of the hills in the backdrop. The trail ends at Sunset Point, so it’s definitely worth all the exertion. 

7. Take In The Beauty Of Hills from The Cable Car Ride on Timber Trail

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Timber Trail cable car is another hotspot amongst tourists. It’s a 10-minute ride that gives the visitor a gorgeous panoramic view of the gorgeous flora of the nearby areas. Make sure to keep your cameras; you may want to capture the spectacular views behind your lens. However, the cable car tickets are touted to be valid for the next 2 hours, so you may want to make use of them accordingly!

8. To Stand On The Highest Point Of Kasauli At Monkey Point

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It’s supposed to be the highest point in Kasauli and is one of the most famous spots among tourists. There's a small Hanuman Temple on the hilltop, which is supported by an age-old legend. It’s believed that during the Ramayana, when Lord Hanuman picked up Sanjeevni, he set foot on this hilltop, hence the name of the location. You will also find several monkeys prancing around the area!

9. Enchanting Views At The Sunset Point! 

Once known as Hawa Ghar, the Sunset Point in Kasauli is a destination that entices visitors with its invigorating trek along Lower Mall to Ros Common, a mere 350 meters away. Offering unparalleled views of the mist-kissed hills of Kasauli at dawn and the twinkling cityscape at night, this location is an absolute must-visit while vacationing in the city. Renowned for its enchanting vistas of the Kasauli hills!

10. Check Out The Oldest Distillery In Asia - Kasauli Brewery

Founded in the 1820s, it’s even older than the Kasauli Cantonment. Did you know it’s the oldest distillery for scotch whisky in Asia? Yep, this makes the brewery a popular spot frequented by tourists. Today it’s called Mohan Meakin Pvt Ltd and it remains the distillery selling single malt Himalayan whisky, Solan No. 1. Doesn’t it make it a great place totally worth checking out?!

11. Beautiful Resorts To Check In To

There are numerous resorts scattered in and around Kasauli that make it the perfect holiday destination. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful getaway or something more over the top, they have something for everyone. These resorts will provide you with comfortable stays, world-class amenities and Delicious food to make sure you have a memorable trip! We’re totally lovin’ the vibe at Jasmin’s Cottage.

12. A Great Place For Photography Enthusiasts

One of the most obvious reasons why people love Kasauli is its pretty views. And there’s nothing that beats the gorgeous Sunset Point. This one is truly a gem for photography enthusiasts, providing the perfect backdrop to the setting sun and the natural flora of the hills. One can never click just a single image here; they keep wanting to capture every single detail, waiting for that perfect, jaw-dropping shot.

13. Visit Kasauli's Equally Beautiful Neighbouring Districts

Nestled near Kasauli's charming landscapes lie the enchanting neighbouring cantonment towns of Subathu and Dagshai, each just a one-hour drive away. With a rich history, Sabathu emerged as the strategic British headquarters post their triumphant feat in the Anglo-Gorkha War of 1814-15. Meanwhile, in Dagshai, a captivating journey awaits as you explore the erstwhile Central Jail, transformed ingeniously into an intriguing museum. 

These are a few reasons why we’re planning our next getaway to Kasauli; what are yours?!