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Mount Abu, Rajasthan: what to see
Mount Abu is Rajasthan's only hill station, cool relief from the desert heat, best known for the marble-carved Dilwara Jain temples, boating on Nakki Lake and the state's highest point at Guru Shikhar. A day covers the highlights; two lets you add the wildlife sanctuary and a proper sunset at Sunset Point.
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Our image library does not yet include a Mount Abu-specific photograph, so the images on this page are of Rajasthan more broadly — we'd rather say that plainly than caption the wrong place.
Intricately carved white-marble Jain temples, among India's finest examples of marble carving. Photography is generally restricted inside — confirm the current rule on arrival.
The town's boating lake, with a walkable promenade around it. Local legend holds it was scooped out by gods' nails ('nakh').
Rajasthan's highest point, a short drive above the town, with a temple at the summit and wide views over the Aravalli range.
The town's popular evening viewpoint over the Aravallis — arrive early in season to get a clear spot.
Forested hills wrap around the town; the sanctuary is worth a half-day for travellers with time to spare beyond the main sights.
A day covers Dilwara, Nakki Lake and Sunset Point comfortably. Two days lets you add Guru Shikhar and the wildlife sanctuary at an easier pace.
What is Mount Abu famous for?
The Dilwara Jain temples, Nakki Lake, and being Rajasthan's only hill station.
How many days do I need in Mount Abu?
One full day for the highlights, two for a relaxed pace with the sanctuary added.
Is Mount Abu worth visiting from Udaipur?
Yes, it's commonly paired with Udaipur on a Rajasthan itinerary.
Can I take photos inside the Dilwara temples?
Photography is generally restricted inside; confirm the current rule on arrival.
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