Strolling
down quiet country lanes lined with aged chestnuts trees, not a sound to be
heard -save for the sweet chattering of birds, Kasauli will help you rid
your mind of its clutter and body of its lassitude. Indeed, the very air of
Kasauli is inspiring, making it the first choice of Khuswant Singh, who
escapes to his cottage here for writing- something that is not without its
distractions in Delhi. Chances are, you've picked Kasauli for its peace and
tranquility. This seems to be shattered once a year, every first week of
October, when he Lawrence School at Sanawar close by celebrates Founder's
Day. Definitely a time to avoid Kasauli. Kasauli's new bents
Kasauli is literally doing nothing. 'Views' have been built at different points, offering views of the Himalayan Peaks in the distance.





Perhaps unsurprisingly, the pretty hill town of Dagshai has even more
undiscovered feel than Kasauli. Even today just a few visitors wend
their way across the forested ravines and hills fro Kasauli to Dagshai's
picturesque environs. With its superb walk and picnic spots under the
canopy of oaks and holly forests , it used to be the top-of -the-pops of
the families during the Raj times.