Parsonage Heritage Code KR 21

The Parsonage Heritage, Kasauli, was built along with Church of England as the priests of church of England use to stay in this property built in 1842.

The Parsonage Heritage, Kasauli, nestles in the lap of green woods, tall Pine & Oak trees. It brings with it, fragrant air and serenity that one craves for. A quiet life in hills & next to greenery is what attracts tourists to Kasauli, The Parsonage Heritage.

A narrow walk-way leads to The Parsonage Heritage. Rooms are with wooden flooring & wooden ceiling. The fire place is in working condition. There are four rooms, which can be used by a big family or, by 3-4 couples. They all have separate entrances.
There is a small lawn which is used by the guests to read or write.

Kasauli is one of the small towns developed by the British during the prime of the empire and reached by a branch road from the Kalka-Shimla highway. The quiet and beautiful hill station of Kasauli has an Institute that produces the anti-rabies vaccine against mad dog-bite and treats victims who fall prey to the dead disease, Hydrophobia. The institute was set up in 1900 and is the oldest in India. It takes care of pet, police & army dogs, as well as, there masters.

Another institute in Kasauli produces other vaccines, The Central Research Institute. It produces vaccines for Typhoid, small-pox, cholera & snake-bite. The Shimla Hills stand on water – parting between the Sutlej and the Giri, a tributary of the Yamuna.
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