Tourism of Kasauli covers the scenic beauties which are the hotspots to the tourists of both national and international origin. Some of the tourists" important sites in Kasauli are Baptist Church, Central Research Institute, Christ Church, Gurudwara Shri Guru Nanak Ji and many other places of tourist"s importance.

Kasauli Baptist Church
Kasauli Baptist Church is a brick made church in the year 1923, where the brick and wood building was erected. This church is closely situated to the Sadar Bazzar. Kasauli Baptist Church is considered a unique example of colonial architecture of the British era. In 2008 Kasauli Baptist Church was damaged by a fire which destroyed all internal furnishings. Kasauli Baptist Church is the member of a Christian denomination that the baptize believers by immersion and that is usually Calvinistic in doctrine.

Central Research Institute
Central Research Institute (CRI), originally the Pasteur Institute of India, was established at Kasauli in the year 1904 under its first director Sir David Temple, It is an institute working in the fields of immunology and virological research. Central Research Institute (CRI) works as a World Health Organization "Collaborating Centre", and as an immuno-biological laboratory producing vaccines for measles and polio, and the DTP group of vaccines. It also provides a Master of Science programme in Microbiology.

Christ Church of Kasauli
Christ Church was previously an Anglican church, inaugurated on 24th July 1853. Since 1970 it has been under the auspices of the Church of North India (CNI) in the diocese of Amritsar. The church contains Spanish and Italian imported stained glass windows depicting Christ, Mary, Saint Barnabas and Saint Francis. This is a forest view from Gilbert trail which is home to many wildlife species including Sambar deer.

Gurudwara Shri Guru Nanak Ji
Gurudwara Shri Guru Nanak Ji is located in the Gharkhal bazaar near Kasauli. A further Sikh Gurudwara lies on the Kasauli-Mashobra (old Hindustan-Tibet) Road near the Air Force Radar Station.

Kasauli Brewery
Kasauli Brewery and distillery, founded in the 1820s before the establishment of the Kasauli cantonment, which is one of the oldest extant distillery for "scotch whisky" in Asia. Kasauli brewery is also known as Mohan Meakins.

Kasauli Club
Kasauli Club was established by civilians and service personnel in the year 1880, as the Kasauli Reading and Assembly Rooms. Kasauli Club gained its present name in 1898 when a limited liability company and constitution was established; its first director was Sir David Temple of Kasauli`s Pasteur Institute. At the time the Club was for the exclusive use of the British Raj, and held social meetings, tea and dinner dances, and galas. In 1915 regimental officers at Dagshai, Solan and Subathu could be admitted as honorary members.

Nahri Temple
Nahri Temple is one of the temples in Kasauli devoted to the Goddess Durga and heavenly Lord Shiva or Mahadeva. It is thought to have been constructed around 150 years before. Nahri Temple is also known as "Jantar Mantar and Choo Mantar Mahadev Temple". Jantar Mantar and Choo Mantar Mahadev Temple is renowned for its festive celebration of Dushera and Shivaratri. Mantar and Choo Mantar Mahadev Temple" boast of striking idols of goddess Durga and Lord Shiva or Mahadeva placed in the chamber of temple. Near Mantar and Choo Mantar Mahadev Temple", there is century-old "Bauri" which still offers sweet potable water. This temple is known to be visited by hundreds of pilgrims each year to present their prayers to almighty.

Monkey Point
Monkey point is situated in `The Air Force Station` near the Lower Mall region about 4 kilometres from the centre of town. According to mythological history at the Ramayana while Lord Hanuman was returning from the Himalayan Mountain Range after acquiring "Sanjivany Booty", touched the hill by one of His foot. Therefore top of the hill is in foot shape. On starry and clear night the stunning view of Chandigarh is seen from Monkey Point. There is Air Force School inside the station premises and is run and managed by the station workers.

Beja State
Beja State is one of the 18 Shimla Hill States in India. Beja State is situated just below Kasauli, Himachal Pradesh to the west and is bordered by Mahlog, Patiala, Kuthar and the Bharauli tract of Simla District around Sabathu. Beja State included 45 villages, over an area of 13 square km or 5 mi2 with 1,131 subjects.