Places to Visit in Mount Abu:
The state of Rajasthan despite being a desert has its very own hill station. Located at an altitude of 1220 meters (4003 ft) and enjoys being called the Shimla of Rajasthan. The small town of Mount Abu has historical significance and was known as Arbudaanchal. There are numerous places to visit in Mount Abu that tell the ancient tales of the place.
- Dilwara Jain Temples: Known for the famous 11th and 13th century Jain temples, the Dilwara temples are the landmark of Mount Abu. The Vimal Vasahi, Luna Vasahi, Pitalhar, Khartar Vasahi and the Mahavir Swami comprise the complex of the Dilwara Temples. The temples have the most intricate and ornamental carvings, flawless marble artwork, impeccable stone laying technique and sculptures as smooth as silk.
- Nakki Lake: A place to enjoy the day while boating on its shimmering waters, the Nakki Lake is a popular haunt for visitors and locals alike. Legend has it that the Nakki Lake was dug by the God’s themselves. Adding to its prestige is the fact the Mahatma Gandhi’s ashes were immersed in the Nakki Lake.
- Mount Abu Wildlife Sanctuary: A special place for all nature lovers, the Mount Abu Wildlife Sanctuary is the habitat for the mysterious leopards. The sanctuary has a rich flora and fauna and close to 250 species can be seen here itself.
- Guru Shikhar Peak: The highest peak of the Aravalli Mountain range, the Guru Shikhar Peak lies in the Mount Abu Wildlife sanctuary. The peak offers a variety of activities like trekking, trail walking or just soaking up some natural beauty.
- Other places to visit in Mount Abu include Guru Dattatreya Temple, Peace Park, sunset point, Abu Road and many others.
The serenity and calmness of this small hill station in Rajasthan called Mount Abu you come face to face with nature. The places to visit in Mount Abu add to its natural splendor.
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