Best Time to Visit Kasauli

Months: October – February.

Why you should visit at this time:

If you are fascinated by snowfall and tolerate the chilly conditions, then winter is the right time to visit Kasauli. The snow-capped lower Himalayas present an enchanting view in winter. The average temperature during winter ranges between 5 °C -14 °C and it is one of the best time to visit Kasauli. Tourists need to don heavy woolens.

Places & Activities:

Nahari temple: The temple devoted to Goddess Durga and Lord Shiva is well known for its celebrations of Dussehra festival. The temple is believed to be constructed around 150 years ago. It is also referred to as ‘Jantar Mantar’ or ‘ Choo Mantar Mahadev Temple’.

Garden of Char Minar: The Garden of Char Minar, spread over 12.5 hectares, is located on the banks of Dal Lake in Kasauli. It is one of the Mughal Gardens constructed in Persian ‘char bagh’ style with numerous fountains, waterfalls, pavilions, lush lawns, and a myriad of colorful and fragrant flowers.The Frozen Dal lake and snowy Pir Panjal ranges mesmerize the tourists in the winter season.

Renuka Fair: The fair is celebrated after the harvest of the summer crops, in the month of November, at the banks of Renuka Lake. People of Kasauli organize many cultural and entertaining activities during this period.

The average night temperature is 6 °C and the day temperature is 16 °C

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Months: March - June

Why you should visit at this time:

The climate in Kasauli during summer is pleasant with temperatures hovering between 14°C to 28°C. The tourists can roam about in light clothes, as the weather is cool and comfortable. It is the best time to visit Kasauli, if you are a nature lover or an adventurist, as sightseeing and outdoor activities will be plenty.

Places & Activities:

Christ church : with its striking architecture, is located amidst the stunning pine and deodar trees and picturesque background. It is very famous for the depictions of Christ, Mary, St. Francis and St. Barnabas on Spanish and Italian stained glass.

Krishna Bhavan Mandir : a beautiful Hindu shrine, which boasts of a mix of the European & Indian architecture.

Gurkha Fort: a historical fort, nestled in the verdant forest and perched on a hillock, about 4500 ft above sea level.

Sunset Point : a Shangri La for nature lovers and avid photographers, Sunset point provides a mesmerizing picture of the retiring Sun coupled with the astounding play of colors on the horizon and picture-perfect view of the valleys.

Sunrise Point : Also called Hawa Ghar, it fills the visitors with an indescribable experience.

Lower & Upper Mall Road : A walk through the lower & Upper mall brings you face to face with the lifestyle of Kasauli, scenic beauty of the valley, and its local handicrafts and art pieces.

Monkey point : One of the highest peaks in Kasauli, it is also called the Manki point. Legend has it that Lord Hanuman alighted on this mountain on his mission to fetch ‘Sanjeevani Booty’ to bring Lakshman back to life. 

Trekking Tours : Mid-blogging panoramas, meandering rocky terrain, gentle and comfortable weather make trekking an ideal outdoor activity in Kasauli. Lower Mall Road, Manki, Jabli, and Sunset point are some of the famous trekking places.

Nature Walks : Nature Stroll with your loved one, along the Lower Mall to Kimmughat & Sunset point, or the Lover’s Lane and the cantonment area will leave nostalgic memories.

Baba Balak Nath Temple : The temple, located on the Graner Hill is dedicated to Baba Balak Nath, a devoted worshipper of Lord Shiva. Legend has it that, childless parents are granted progeny on visiting this temple.

Bird Watching : Exotic migratory birds like Verditer Flycatcher, Red-billed Leiothrix, Red-billed Blue Magpie, Grey Bushchat, Bar-tailed Tree creeper, Striated Prinias, and Jungle Owlet flock the charming hill station of Kasauli every summer and delight the ardent bird watchers.Paragliding, River crossing, Tarzan swing, Catwalk, Flying fox, Spider Net, Burma Bridge, Camping, Rappelling, and Zip-lining are some of the outdoor activities at Kasauli.

Kasauli Rhythm And Blues Festival : The festival organized yearly on March 30 & 31 by an NGO, is a treat to music lovers and foodies. Many Indie bands and some Bollywood stars participate in this festival. Ardent fans and enthusiasts from all over the world attend it.

Solan Festival : The festival is dedicated to Goddess Solani Devi and is celebrated in Kasauli every year in June. A fair is also conducted during this period.

The average day temperature during summer is 24 °C, while the average night temperature is 10 °C.

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Months: July - September.

Why you should visit at this time:

Monsoons in Kasauli are delightful with low and erratic rainfall. While visitors do not need sweaters, they may require wearing light woolens and carry umbrella during this period. Monsoons enhance the pristine beauty of nature multi-fold with greenery acquiring a darker hue and sky-displaying more shades than usual. It is also the time for new vegetation to evolve. The flowers will be at full bloom and it is one of the best time to visit Kasauli.

Places & Activities:

Gilbert Trail : The 1.5 km kachha pathway through enthralling hills, verdant woods, and rich flora and fauna soothe the body and mind of the visitors. The valleys and the hillocks that appear engulfed in a brilliance of greenness leave the visitor marvel at God’s creation.

The slivery and grayish clouds seem to descend and whisper nature’s melody in the passerby’s ears, the occasional chirping of the bird or the tender rustle of the leaves. It is a major getaway for nature lovers, photographers, and honeymooners.

Fruit Orchids : The fruit Orchids in Parwanoo, which is 20 km from Kasauli will be a feast to both eyes and the mouth. Parwanoo is well known for its peaches and apples. The jams, jellies, and marmalades made out of the fruits grown here will floor the foodie in you and leave your purse, a little lighter.

Timber Trail, Parwanoo : Timber Trail located in Parwanoo, Kasauli is nestled in the vast expanse of verdant vegetation, in the foothills of Himalayas. The Cable Car ride at Timber Trail at a height of 4500 ft and stretching around 1.8 km through the mountains engulfed in a sea of pine and coniferous trees pump up your adrenalin and leave you breathless, especially when it is raining.

Toy Train Ride : Dharampur to Barog

The UNESCO declared heritage Toy train ride from Dharampur, which is 10 km from Kasauli, to Barog during monsoon leaves an indelible memory that you can cherish lifelong. The travel through tunnels, ravines, coniferous forest, and quaint villages mesmerize and rejuvenate the children and the old alike.

Kasauli Brewery : Also called the Mohan Meakin Brewery, it is the oldest distillery for Whiskey. Set up in the 1800s, the brewery is renowned for its techniques and equipment, apart from its Scotch Whiskey.

Tibetian Market : It is an Ideal shopping mall to buy winter caps, sweaters, knitted bright colored socks, and other items.

Sari Festival : This festival is celebrated every year in the month of July. People from near and far come to witness the buffalo fighting held during this festival. Lots of customary activities and events are held during this period.

The average night temperature is 16 °C and the day temperature is 23 °C.

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