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Think about the hill station tours in Mount Abu and you would sure want to plan your romantic vacation here. It is the only quaint hill station that Rajasthan houses and is cushioned amidst the granite rocks and Aravalli mountain ranges. Going by the legend and ancient anecdotes the place has attained its name from Arbuda, which was a serpent that came to rescue Nandi, Shiva’s bull. No wonder that Mt.Abu is encompassed with folk lore and its own cultural ethos that renders the place its own charm. For travelers who come from various parts of the world this is a soothing hill resort.
What is it that makes hill station tours in Mount Abu famous? Apart from the scenic landscapes it’s the famous Dilwara Temples. Other ancient archeological remains too hold attraction for the visitors. If you have an affinity for outdoor activities then there are ample scope for picnic spots and interesting treks. As you saunter around the streets you would feel an old world allure. The obvious reason for this is Rajputana families that had once existed here. If you love photography, the land would keep you busy capturing the coniferous trees, the vibrant flowering shrubs, huge blocks of rock in myriad shapes and pristine lakes.
In addition to that, the cool and pleasant climate makes it easy for you to travel and explore the fascinating tourist attractions.
Tourist attractions in Mount Abu
If you have interest in ancient monuments and edifices, the land has plenty for to explore on your tour. We have listed few eminent ones below:-
Gaumukh Temple
The temple is dedicated to Lord Rama. A famous spot for religious and spiritual travelers, the name literally means cow’s mouth. The temple is positioned on a spring that is gushing out from a marble cow’s mouth. The construction has a religious connection. According to Hindu mythology the world was said to be created by a cow. In addition, this was also the site for “angikund” religious fire rituals. The temple is located at a distance of 4kilometers south.
The Mt. Abu Government Museum
This would fascinate you if you have a penchant for history. The museum was constructed in the year 1962. It is within the boundaries of the Raj Bhawan and is known to preserve the land’s archeological remains.
Dilwara Temples
Globally acclaimed this is a complex structure of five Jain temples made out of marble. Known for its architectural excellence this is one of the finest temples in Rajasthan. Though you have to cross long queues and withstand the strict guards, but it is worth a try. The temple dates back to the 11th and 13th century AD and its artworks spells of sheer elegance, class and creativity and has been dedicated to Jain Tirthankaras. The Vimal Vashi temple is a must visit here as it’s one of the oldest creation and was made by Vimal Shah.
Nakki Talav
This is the holiday hub for Mt.Abu and is centrally located. It is a man-made lake that has been acting as a famous tourist spot since ages. Located near is the Raghunath Temple which dates back to the 14th century. If you would love to be a part of the rowing boats, you can avail the same from the jetty situated close to Gandhi Park.
If you are opting for a hill station tour in Mount Abu, then it’s better to plan it in June. Then you can be a part of the Summer Festival.
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