Category: Kasauli – Himachal Pradesh

Kasauli is Himachal Pradesh’s best-preserved hill station — a British cantonment of the 1840s where the deodar forests are thick, the Victorian-era bungalows are still standing, and the pedestrian malls retain the unhurried quality that made hill stations worth coming to in the first place. Less developed than Shimla, less crowded than Manali, and less known than either, Kasauli rewards those who come for the quiet: the old church and the monastery, the Monkey Point view, the Heritage Market’s Bun Samosa, and the particular clarity of the mountain air on a clear Himalayan morning.