Kasauli is a very small towns developed by the British during the 'hey day'.This beautiful hill-station gives a natural looks with marrow greeny paths,small shops and all arround with flowers.There is a Pastur Institute that produces the anti-rabies vaccine against mad dog-bite and, at the same time, treats victims of Hydrophobia. The institute was set up in 1900 and is the oldest in India.

Places of interest

Monkey Point:

This is the highest point in Kasauli which gives an excellent view of the distant plains of Chandigarh region and the river Satluj.There is a small temple situated on the top of the hill, which is dedicated to Lord Hanuman. According to a mythology, when Lord Hanuman was returning from the Himalayas after obtaining Sanjivany Booty or the Magical Herb, his foot touched the hill and thus the top of hill is in a foot shape.

Sanawar:

It is just 6-km from Kasauli town where the Sanawar houses,is there which is one of the best schools in the country. The Lawrence school is almost one hundred-years-old and a major attraction of the town.

Sabathu:

This little cantonment town has a Gurkha fort which was built in the early years of the 19th century. This town quartered the British soldiers at the time of British Empire in India.

Dagshai:

This is another cantonment area which is just 19-km from Kasauli. Dagshai is perched on a small hill and comprisse of a military public school and barracks.