Places to Visit Mount Abu

Mount Abu - A beautiful hill station in Rajasthan

Mount Abu, Rajasthan's sole hill station, is situated in the Aravali range. The Dilwara temples, one of the most magnificent examples of national architecture, are, without a doubt, the main draw. Visitors can take pleasure in leisurely boating on Nakki Lake and watching the sun set from the viewpoint points. The cafés and restaurants surrounding the lake are wonderful spots to unwind and enjoy some regional cuisine. Additionally located in Mount Abu is Guru Shikhar, the highest peak in the Aravali Range. Another feature is the Mount Abu Forest Sanctuary, which has a wide variety of plants and animals.

Of course, the main draw of the Dilwara temples is their incredibly ornate design. One might easily spend hours pondering how these structures were constructed over the course of two centuries, or nearly a millennium ago. The temples have remarkably endured the test of time, having been purposefully designed to be unassuming from the exterior to deter robbers.

Best time to visit Mount Abu

While Mount Abu is open all year round, the winter months of November through March are the ideal times to visit. The weather is lovely on Mount Abu all year round.

How to Reach Mount Abu

The closest airport to the city is 185 kilometres away at Udaipur. About 25km from the main city, Abu Road is the closest railway station, with excellent connections to all major cities, including Delhi, Mumbai, Jaipur, etc. Additionally, Mt. Abu has excellent road connectivity to all major towns. By road is the most popular route to reach Mount Abu. Major cities may easily be reached by car from Mount Abu, and the closest national highway is number 14, which is 24 km away.

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