Kasauli is one of the little towns built-up by the British during the 'hey day' of the territory and reached by a bough road from the Kalka-Shimla road. The fairly good-looking hill-station of Kasauli has a Pastur organization that produces the anti-rabies vaccine next to foolish dog-bite advantage, at the same occasion, treat victims who have fall prey to the dead illness, Hydrophobia. The organization in Kasauli set up in 1900, is the oldest in India, taking care of pet, law enforcement and military dogs as healthy as their masters. Historically, Kasauli is one of person’s hill stations that were urbanized by the British territory during its peak phase in India. It is one of those seats that, despite its loveliness still have yet to find itself highly on the tourist's map. In fact, it is very good for all persons who desire to expend some time alone by means of their family or, for that substance, even themselves.
Traveler can get vantage view from ape point, 4 km from the bus place. The town takes its name beginning the village of Kasul that has since amalgamated with the fringes of the town. There are more than a few beautiful attractions in this town which are worth to be exploring once in a lifetime. For persons who are fairly the conflicting and look for fun and escapade at every step, Kasauli will be dissatisfaction as there is barely anything to do. There are a number of small attraction within and approximately the town that will keep you to some extent busy. Side by side one more institute produces other vaccines, this is the Central Research Institute afford resistance from Typhoid, small-pox, cholera and snake-bite. The Shimla Hills place on water - parting flanked by the Sutlej and the Giri, a arm of the Yamuna. Kausani dishonesty atop the edge at an altitude of approximately 1890 m amidst dense pine trees overlook Someshwar valley on one side and Garur and Baijnath Katyuri valley on the additional on Almora-Bageshwar-Didihat thoroughfare. Mahatma Gandhi calls this place the 'Switzerland of India', due to resemblance in scenery.
