MOUNT ABU, RAJASTHAN, INDIA

MOUNT ABU , 307501

MOUNT ABU

Rajasthan, India is famous for its grand palaces and royal forts.Rajasthan had many deserts so people call it 'desert state' but you must know about the one and only hill station present in Rajasthan i:e Mount Abu.Mount abu is situated at Pindwara( Abu assembly constituency of Sirohi district )of Rajasthan.According to latest survey of 2020,Mount Abu is the seventh most visited place in India. It's ancient name was 'Arbudaanchal'.Its elevation is 4003 ft.

Since from the time of Raja's (King's) and Maharaja's (Emperor's), Mount Abu had a great importance.They get break from administrative works and visits Mount Abu in summer to get rid off from hot wave.In Mount Abu is famous for its cool atmosphere, green vegetation and scenery everywhere. The Mount Abu is almost 98 Km away from Udaipur.
Dilwara Jain Temple

Mount Abu is famous for 'Dilwara Jain Temple'. This is one of the important holy pilgrimage for Jain religion.This temple was built by Vimal Shah between 11th and 16th century.This temple is made by the finest architecture, so this place attracts the tourists.White marble and intricate carvings gives a finest look.
Gurushikhar

Guru Shikhar is the highest point in mount Abu and forms the highest point in the Aravalli mountain range. The place is perfect to get a panoramic view of the whole region and is famous for its temple of Guru Dattatreya an incarnation of the Hindu Deities 'Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva' in one.

➤The list of the ten most important places you should visit in Mount Abu:

  • Dilawar Jain Temple. 
  • Guru Shikhar. 
  • Achalgarh. 
  • Nakki Lake. 
  • Sunset point. 
  • Achaleshwar Mahadev Temple. 
  • Trevor's Tank. 
  • Mount Abu Market. 
  • Toad Rock. 
  • Wildlife Sanctuary. 

I recommend you once in a lifetime you must visit Mount Abu to experience the awesome weather and real fun at sunset point. 

HOW TO VISIT MOUNT ABU :

NEAREST AIRPORT: 

  • Udaipur Airport: 185 Km from Mount Abu. 
  • Ahmedabad Airport:235Km from Mount Abu. 
  • Jodhpur Airport:267 Km from Mount Abu. 

NEAREST RAILWAY STATION:

  • Abu road railway station:25km from Mount Abu. 

VIA ROADWAYS:

Many state transport and private buses operate from nearby cities of Mount Abu. Daily direct bus service to the hill station is available from Udaipur, Jaipur, Ahmedabad and Baroda. 
Private taxis and deluxe buses are also available. 

"Live with no excuses and travel with no regrets" :- Oscar Wilde. 

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