Tucked away near Kalka is the quite, quaint little town, Kasauli (1,927m above sea level), which still reminisces the bygone era of the British Raj. Kasauli is another hill station where you encounter history and wildlife. The heart of Kasauli, has not been overrun by concrete buildings and mercifully, still has retained vast stretches of rhododendron, pine, Himalayan oak and horse chestnut trees. The highest point at Kasauli, known as Monkey Point, has been taken over by the Indian Air Force. Monkey Point commands a panoramic view of the hills, valleys and plains below, with the winding Sutlej and, far away, the city of Chandigarh.