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Famous Things to Do in Mount Abu (Rajasthan)

Mount Abu, the most loved hill station in Rajasthan, is a real for tourists! With tons of to see in this small area, it can get quite confusing to pick the must-visit spots. So here, we put together a list of the 7 top things you should check out when in Mount Abu.

About Mount Abu

Nestled on the Aravalli Range, Mount Abu stands tall at about 1120 meters above sea level. It’s the one & only hill station in Rajasthan and also in the northwestern part of India! Tourists flock to see amazing Jain and Hindu temples, Nakki Lake, & the Mount Abu Wildlife Sanctuary. Remember to tour these attractions when you’re enjoying this picturesque spot. Oh, and don’t worry about where to stay; there are plenty of comfy hotels around too!

Top 7 Tourist Attractions in Mount Abu

Here’s a handy list of 7 fun things to do while you’re hanging out in Mount Abu:

  1. Nakki Lake: Spend some peaceful time here! This lake is super important for visitors. Known as the heart of Mount Abu, Nakki Lake has a cool story behind its name from ancient myths. Fun fact: it’s the only artificial lake in India set at an altitude of 1220 meters! Surrounded by mountains, gardens, and rocks, it’s simply beautiful. (Check out 20 hotels near Nakki Lake.)
  2. Achalgarh Fort: This fort is like a time machine back to medieval days! Built by Rana Kumbha, it’s just 8 kilometers away from town and easy to reach by road. You’ll see high walls wrapping around it on all sides. On top of a mountain peak, there are several fortresses & temples waiting for you inside.
  3. Achleshwar Temple: Look out for the huge Nandi statue made from five metals: gold, silver, copper, brass, & zinc—it weighs over 4 tonnes! Dating back to the 9th century, legend says this temple was built around Lord Shiva’s toe print. Oh! And there’s a natural Shivalinga too.
  4. Mount Abu Wildlife Sanctuary: Perfect for nature lovers! Here you can soak in stunning views and spot various bird & animal species. It stretches over 7 km long and is about 300 meters wide—wow! Established as a sanctuary in 1960.
  5. Dilwara Jain Temple: This temple is famous for its beauty and impressive architecture—it really shows off human craftsmanship! Built between the 11th and 13th centuries A.D., it’s a sacred place for Jains. Inside, you’ll find five parts dedicated to different Jain Tirthankaras like Shri Mahaveer Swami Temple and Shri AdiNath Temple.
  6. Trevor’s Tank: Located just 5 km away from Mount Abu, Trevor’s Tank is named after a British engineer who created it. It’s quite the chill hangout spot for those wanting to enjoy nature’s many moods—think thick woods with peacocks & pigeons hanging out!
  7. Dining & Shopping: When hungry or looking to shop, there are great restaurants like Mulberry at Hotel Hilltone and places in the market area too! Don’t miss dining at Hotel Shere-e-Punjab—a dhabba serving mouthwatering chicken! Some roadside kiosks dish up tasty snacks but maybe not so hygienic food—just keep that in mind! And hey, if you love sweets or snacks like ice creams & shakes—there are shops for that too!

How to Reach Mount Abu

Since it’s such a popular tourist haven, getting here is easy-peasy!

  • By Rail: The nearest train station is Abu Road—only about 28 km from Mount Abu—with good connections to New Delhi, Ahmedabad, Jaipur & Mumbai. From there? You can grab state transport or taxis (both sharing & private).
  • By Air: Udaipur airport is about 185 km away from Mount Abu but Ahmedabad has better connections with daily flights from all over the place—and it’s just 221 km away!
  • By Road: Major highways connect Mount Abu nicely with big cities across India—the nearest national highway no. 14 is just 24 km away.

So pack your bags and enjoy your adventure in this lovely hill station called Mount Abu!

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