Mount Abu

Rajasthan's only hill station and a refreshing break in the Aravalli range, Mount Abu provides a stark contrast to the desert landscapes and historic cities of Rajasthan. It's nestled between forest-cloaked mountains, rocky terrain, tranquil lakes, and refreshing mountain breezes, making it a place of nature, spirituality, and tranquility. Nakki Lake is one of the most popular attractions in Mount Abu, which is nestled in the heart of the area, and is surrounded by beautiful viewpoints, gardens, and vibrant markets. The Dilwara Jain Temples, also located in the hill station, are also very interesting for their elaborate and intricate marble carvings as well as the remarkable craftsmanship. There are opportunities for visitors to visit viewpoints like Sunset Point and Honeymoon Point, take nature walks, and see the variety of flora and fauna of the area. The spiritual aspect is also evident in Mount Abu, with the headquarters of the worldwide organization of the Brahma Kumaris and other historic temples. Boating on Nakki Lake, watching the marvellous sunsets, visiting ancient temples and hiking through the Aravalli hills all make Mount Abu a relaxed fusion of nature, culture, adventure and spirituality.

Best Time to Visit Mount Abu
Mount Abu offers the best weather and weather conditions for visiting between October and March, when the climate is cooler and more pleasant for sightseeing, nature strolling and outdoor activities. Mount Abu is also a good destination for summer vacations as the summer season from April to June is relatively more comfortable than much of Rajasthan. From July through September, the monsoon season brings greenery and misty landscapes, making it an especially picturesque time of year.

Mount Abu: Places, Experiences & Food
Places to Visit in Mount Abu