Kasauli Shimla 4 Days 3 Nights

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About Kasauli Shimla 4D 3N Tour Package

Flee into the tranquility of nature and get on an intriguing Kasauli Shimla 4D3N Tour Package with Go Explore.These beautiful Twin hill stations are set in the midst of towering Himalayan peaks and provide for a truly blissful escape from the pressures of the outside world.

Solitude lovers are special, therefore, the quiet colonial town of Kasauli is here inviting you to surrender to its calmness. Take a leisurely walk through serpentine roads lined with quaint eateries, cute thatched houses and bright bougainvillea. The magnificent building christened by the name ‘Christ Church’ is worth exploring, not to mention about the breathtaking views of the Shivalik ranges that are sure to leave you mesmerized.

Travel on to Shimla, also known as the “Queen of Hill Stations”, which promises some of the most spectacular sights and scenic beauty married with splendid colonial architecture. Visit the Neo-Gothic magnificence of Christ Church with its coloured glass and masterpieces, as well as imposing Victorian architecture of the Viceregal Lodge.

Try the historic Mall Road for an amazing shopping experience or just have local food and try your hand at traditional artwork.

Take a deep breath of the clean mountain air and explore the cedar forests that surround the area, picturesque trails reveal majestic mountain views of white-capped mountains and lush valley areas. Feel the harmony of this Shangri-La Himalayan sanctuary inviting passengers to experience a union with nature and the soul at each moment.

With extremely comfortable stay options, and with the help of our local trip captain and guide and with the truly carefully designed itinerary to capture the best of the beauty of Kasauli and Shimla with Shimla Tour Package you can be assured of a trip with memories for Lifetime.

Best Places to Visit in Kasauli Shimla 4D3N Tour

1. Christ Church: Constructed in 1844, Christ Church is a fine example of gothic architecture. The stained glass windows and tranquil atmosphere are good for a time of quiet reflection.

2. Sunset Point: This viewpoint has scenic sunset views over the Kasauli hills as its name implies. It is loved by visitors who love nature and photographers.

3. Monkey Point: Atop the Kasauli hill, this place is home to an ancient temple dedicated to Hanuman. Legend has it that Hanuman alighted here during his quest for Sanjeevani herb. A view from this point provides a panoramic outlook of Chandigarh city together with its environs.

4. Gilbert Trail: This walk covers 1.5 kilometers; it’s a haven of peace seekers. On either side of the trail there are pine trees and chestnuts whose beauty hides various plants and animals.

5. Kasauli Brewery: One of Asia’s oldest functioning distilleries was set up in the 1820s. Even though they do not offer tours, you can buy their famous single malt whiskey right here. The Ridge is a large open space located at the heart of Shimla town which offers stunning vistas all around the snow-capped Himalayas. There is also a neo-Gothic church on it serving as a social hub.

6. Mall Road: Mall Road is the main street of Shimla lined with shops, eateries and buildings built during colonial times. Where you can shop and feel local life around.

7. Jakhu Temple: This temple is the highest in Shimla and is dedicated to Lord Hanuman. It attracts many people because of its 108-foot statue of the Hindu god, as well as monkeys which are very playful.

8. Viceregal Lodge: Now, The Indian Institute of Advanced Study, Viceregal Lodge has an impressive British architecture and also there is a museum inside that illustrates India’s movement towards its liberation from colonial rule.

9. Kufri: Situated near Shimla, it is a lovely hill station popularly known for scenic beauty and winter sports; it offers splendid hiking opportunities during summers.

10. Himalayan Bird Park: It is home to various species of birds including Himalayan Monal- state bird of Himachal Pradesh.

11. Chadwick Falls: Glen forests have these falls where water gushes down from a height of 86 meters. During monsoon season, the surrounding pine forest makes it even more beautiful.

12. Shimla State Museum: Housed in a colonial mansion, this museum displays a rich collection of artifacts such as Pahari miniature paintings, sculptures and coins or traditional dresses.

Things to do in Kasauli Shimla Tour

• Gilbert Trail Trek: This 1.5 km nature walk winds through lush pine forests, offering a peaceful escape into nature. The trail provides stunning views of the surrounding hills and valleys. Keep an eye out for colorful birds and perhaps even spot a barking deer or langur monkey.
• Mall Road Shopping: Stroll down Shimla's bustling heart, lined with British colonial architecture. Browse shops selling Kullu shawls, Himachali caps, and wooden crafts. Stop at iconic spots like Gaiety Theatre or enjoy a coffee at the historic Indian Coffee House.
• Kalka-Shimla Toy Train: This narrow-gauge railway, a UNESCO World Heritage site, offers a mesmerizing 96 km journey through 103 tunnels and over 800 bridges. The 5-hour ride provides breathtaking views of pine-covered hills and quaint villages.
• Adventure Sports in Kufri: In winter, enjoy skiing down gentle slopes. Summer offers zorbing (rolling downhill in a transparent orb), horse riding through scenic trails, and yak rides for a unique Himalayan experience.
• Sunset Point, Kasauli: This vantage point offers spectacular views of the sun setting behind the hills, painting the sky in vibrant hues. It's a perfect spot for photography or quiet contemplation.
• Local Cuisine: Savor authentic Himachali dishes like Dham (a traditional feast), Siddu (stuffed bread), and Chha gosht (lamb in yogurt gravy). Try these at local eateries or high-end restaurants for a taste of the region.
• Glen Forests: Take a refreshing walk through dense pine and deodar forests. The trail leads to Chadwick Falls, a 100-meter cascade most impressive during monsoons. The serene environment is perfect for nature lovers and photographers.

Best Time to Visit Shimla

Summer (April to June): Summer offers Mild climate at an average of 15 degrees Celsius and 30 degrees Celsius. This season is a high travel period with the number of tourists and also congestion and higher charges.

Monsoon (July to September): Sometimes the region may be rainy but the vegetation gives the scene a green touch. It’s pretty obvious; the temperature ranges between 10°C and 25°C with less crowd.

Post-Monsoon (October to November): This season offers good atmospheric conditions, no cloud cover at all. Temperatures range from 5°c to 20°c, Post-monsoon is less crowded with Beautiful autumn foliage.

Winter (December to March): Winter offers low temperatures, which can be below freezing often, thus rendering it a cold climate area. This often turns the town of Shimla into a beautiful sight and winter wonderland. Ideal for skiing or other winter sports but expect some road/attraction to be closed temporarily.

How to Reach Shimla Kasauli 

Shimla and Kasauli are easily accessible by air, rail, and road. The nearest airports are Shimla Airport and Chandigarh International Airport. The Kalka-Shimla toy train offers a scenic route to Shimla. For Kasauli, Kalka is the closest railway station. Both destinations are well-connected by road from major cities like Delhi and Chandigarh. Buses and taxis are readily available, making the journey convenient for travelers.

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