Rajasthan destination guide
Mount Abu, the only hill station in Rajasthan, offers a serene escape from the scorching desert heat and a magical blend of lush green landscapes, historical temples, calm lakes, and majestic viewpoints. Located in the Sirohi district near the Gujarat border, Mount Abu sits at an altitude of around 1,220 meters and is surrounded by dense forests of the Aravalli Range. With our specially curated Mount Abu Tour Package, Rajasthan Visits invites you to explore the hidden gem of Rajasthan in comfort
Plan a Mount Abu tripMount Abu, the only hill station in Rajasthan, offers a serene escape from the scorching desert heat and a magical blend of lush green landscapes, historical temples, calm lakes, and majestic viewpoints. Located in the Sirohi district near the Gujarat border, Mount Abu sits at an altitude of around 1,220 meters and is surrounded by dense forests of the Aravalli Range. With our specially curated Mount Abu Tour Package, Rajasthan Visits invites you to explore the hidden gem of Rajasthan in comfort, style, and at an affordable price.
Why Visit Mount Abu:
Unlike other locations in Rajasthan recognised for forts and deserts, Mount Abu surprises traffic with its cool weather, greenery, and non violent vibes. It has been a retreat for kings, saints, and British officials all through colonial instances. Today, it remains a favorite vacation spot for families, honeymooners, solo vacationers, and religious seekers.
Whether you need to discover historic temples, trek to scenic viewpoints, enjoy boating in tranquil lakes, or honestly loosen up in the lap of nature, Mount Abu gives some thing for each traveler.
City guide & trip planning
Mount Abu is Rajasthan’s only established hill station, combining a high Aravalli plateau with Dilwara temples, forested viewpoints and Nakki Lake.
A comfortable pace
Dilwara temples, Nakki Lake, the market and a sunset viewpoint.
Guru Shikhar, Achalgarh and quieter nature stops according to weather and mobility.
The centre has varied vegetarian dining; carry water and allow extra time during peak-season queues.
Local markets sell textiles, handicrafts and souvenirs, though quality and provenance should be checked.
Quick answers
Allow two nights, visit Dilwara early, cover distant viewpoints in daylight and expect congestion during weekends and holiday periods.
Continue to Udaipur, Ranakpur, Jawai, Dungarpur, Ambaji or connect by rail through Abu Road.
Suggested journeys
4-day Udaipur, Mount Abu tour draft for 2026 with editable itinerary, hotel options and rates.
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