Are you keen to get lost amidst the tall woods, clear sky, and lush green grasses? Do you want to sink in the relentless beauty of nature and admire the unwavering beauty of the space? 

Let’s take you amidst the hills of Kasauli: a sight of inspirational beauty.

The Mall Road: Stroll, Shop, and Hangout

Mall road might sound common if you have taken a trip to Shimla, Nanital or Mussoorie before. The mall road marketplace is very famous in these hill stations, but Kasauli also has a Mall Road marketplace. And, once you return from the trip, Kasauli Mall Road would be an addition to the appreciation list of significant places alongside names of destinations in other hill stations.

It is one of the places that you cannot miss out in your trip to Kasauli. It is the central shopping area where you will find everything from restaurants and cafes to bookstores. It accounts for one of the busiest and lively places popular amongst tourists.

It is open from 8:00 AM till 9:00 PM and is famous for Shopping, Eating, Photography, and Strolling.

Barong: Get fascinated by the alluring beauty

Located at a distance of 17 km from Kasauli, the majestic town brims with serenity embellished with pine deodar forests; the beauty would leave you in fascination. Some quaint farmsteads include Choor Chandni Peak, Suketi Fossil Park, Graveyard of Barog, and Barog Camping grounds. The magnificent beauty of these places is the only reason you should visit these places; the historical culture will awaken the curiosity in you to know about these places.

The town of Barog got its name from a British railway engineer who committed suicide while the railway line was under construction. Barog was the railway tunnel in charge, the construction of which was supposed to happen alongside the railway track. Due to some misinformation and miscalculation, he was humiliated and fined, which made him put an end to his life. Didn’t the story, in brief, excite you? The Barog town became famous when the Kalka-Shimla railway line was under construction.

Gurkha Fort: Bravery Emblem

The 4500 ft. tall is an absolute masterpiece with a thick forest engirdling it. Amar Singh Thapa (Army chief, Gurkha) constructed the monument. The purpose of building this fort was to fight against the British Army while the Anglo-Nepal war was going on; thus, it became a symbol of bravery and courage. It is now a possession of the Indian Army, serving as a training centre in the Gurkha region. 

To accommodate your perfect getaway plan, we have all that will bring you closer to nature and let you experience life without technology and the modern world equipment but instead is associated ‘with and to’ nature. You cannot gift yourself anything better than an opportunity to submerge in the beauty of simple and meaningful things and ways of living.