• Gurudwara Shri Guru Nanakji This historic Sikh gurudwara is located in Gharkhal bazaar on the main road towards Kasauli, having lodging facilities also. Apart from the daily prayers, a programme is held every Sunday morning. Another Sikh gurudwara is located on the other side of the Kasauli ridge on the Kasauli–Mashobra (old Hindustan–Tibet) Road near the Air Force Radar Station.

• Monkey Point This is the highest point in Kasauli, the place where Lord Hanuman is believed to have set his feet while on his way to look for the Sanjeevani buti (herb). Around 4 km from the Kasauli bus stand, at its top is a temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman which lies within the premises of the Air Force base. As such, there are a few restrictions: one is not allowed to carry bags or cameras inside. The hike upto the temple can be a bit taxing for those who are not used to climbing, but it is worth an effort. The views from atop the hill are simply magnificent if the day is clear. You can watch the brilliant sparkle of the Sutlej river as it makes its way through the plains, and the pure beauty of the snow-capped peaks of the Dhauladhar Range.

• Christ Church Situated close to the bus stand, it was constructed by the British family which founded the town of Kasauli itself. It is a magnificent structure built in the shape of a cross. Set amidst a grove of chestnut and fir trees, it is a place of worship for around 30 families. Apart from them, tourists too flock here in large number. Earlier, the church was known as the Anglican Church. In 1970, it was brought under the aegis of the CNI (Church of North India) and is currently managed by the diocese of Amritsar.

By Air

The closest airport from Kasauli is Chandigarh, 65 km away. From there, a cab will bring you to Kasauli.

By Rail

The nearest railhead from Kasauli is Kalka, 40 km away.

By Road

Buses, coaches and taxis ply quite frequently from Kasauli to Chandigarh and Delhi. For those driving from Delhi, take NH 1 to Ambala, crossing Sonepat and Karnal. From Ambala, take NH 22 for Kasauli. The route will pass Zirakpur, Panchkula, Pinjore, Parwanoo, and Dharampur. From Dharampur, a narrow hill road will take you to Kasauli. Or from Parwanoo, a narrow hill road will also take you to Kasauli via Jangeshu, Manoan, and Mashobra. (This road is part of the old Hindustan–Tibet Road, under Heritage protection.)

• Pinekonez A famous souvenir shop just 3 km before Kasauli where one can find designer ceramic mugs of Kasauli, antique jewellery of Himachal—and lots more.

• one can have tasty "BUNSAMS" at any 'chai'shop along the cobbled street Kasauli bazar i personally recommend that youngboy's shop on your right just before street bends further down to left .
• one can have filling "BUNSAMS" at any 'CHAI'shop at cobbled steet Kasauli Bazar I personally recommend that youngboy's shop on your right just before the street bends further down towards left meera

• Kasauli Club Located within the Indian Army premises, Kasauli Club is one of the most prestigious social clubs in India. Its membership is highly sought after, and, thus, there's an average waiting time of 15 years. The club is managed by a regular Indian Army officer assigned as the 'Club Secretary'. The remaining staff is comprised of civilians. The history of this club dates back to the British era when Kasauli was founded as an accessible summer retreat. Typical of hill architecture, the club was constructed mostly of seasoned wood. Some years ago, tragedy stuck when a malfunctioning electric component started a fire which razed the club. A new and much-improved wood structure has since replaced the old one. The interior finish and decor are lavish. Facilities include lodging (4–5 rooms), a squash court that has been redone recently, two tennis courts, bridge/card rooms, billiards, and an outdoor garden. The club has sisterly ties with many other clubs across India, including the Shimla Club.

• Hangout Kasauli Regency A Roof Top Open air restaurant and bar providing an extra relic to what you drink.Enjoy the light sinuous music of live guitar bring connotation to you visit to the quaint hill station.Kasauli Regency is full bodied with 10 rooms to lodge your every need. Facilities provided includes WiFi internet, recreation room with Table Tennis, snookers and other indoor games and above all the crown of the property the roof top Hangout.