October 2010.
Our short trip to Kasauli was also one of our most memorable. It’s a small cantonment town, and as such, retains the quintessential ‘quaint hill station’ flavour more than most hill stations. The place to stay is the Himachal Tourism Department’s Ross Common Hotel (an erstwhile colonial bungalow). It has the best views, parking, affordable rates and excellent food. There isn’t much to do but go on long walks, and there are enough walking trails.
From Wikipedia: Kasauli is a cantonment and town, located in Solan district in the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh. The cantonment was established by the British Raj in 1842 as a Colonial hill station, 77 kilometres from Shimla, 65 kilometres from Chandigarh, and 50 kilometres from Panchkula, and lies at a height of 1,800 metres (5,900 ft).
The Christ Church, Kasauli was established in 1844. It’s a beautiful church and well worth a visit.
awesome pics amazing place
Thanks Lata. Where do you normally stay at Kasauli?
All pics are good and the trip seems to be a great one 🙂 The first pic with ranges of mountains like layers of water is Amazing… and you ended it on an apt note 🙂
Thanks Kokila… Kasauli will always be close to my heart 🙂
I also went to Kasauli almost 8 years ago. It was so peaceful and a treat to my eyes. I covered almost all the places and I thought t share it. Here is my Kasauli experience:
http://trekkerpedia.com/2014/02/kasauli-guide-view-points-mall-road-brewery-club-himachal-tour-special/