Mount Abu Tour Packages From Amritsar

Mount Abu Tour Packages From Amritsar

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Best Places to Visit in Mount Abu

Nakki Lake: Located in Mount Abu's Aravalli ranges, Nakki Lake, also known as Nakki Jheel, is a nature lover's delight. It is India's first man-made lake, measuring around 11,000 metres in depth and a quarter of a mile in width. Nakki Lake is especially popular for boating, with two types of boats available: pedal boats and Shikharas. This lake is known as Mount Abu's Love Lake because of its clear blue waters and green surroundings, which create a romantic atmosphere.

Guru Shikhar: Guru Shikhar is the tallest peak in the Aravalli Range, located about 15 kilometres from Mount Abu. It provides a spectacular view of the Aravalli range and the Mount Abu hill station. It also has the Mount Abu Observatory. After the 15-kilometer trip, you'll need to climb a few steps to reach the summit. The top has an age-old bell with the inscription '1411 AD' engraved on it. Ringing the bell after making it to the summit is like declaring your accomplishment to Mount Abu's valley.

Toad Rock: Located south of Nakki Lake in Mount Abu, the Toad Rock is a massive rock formation that resembles a toad poised to jump into the lake. This, known as Mount Abu's mascot, is one of the most popular stops on Mount Abu's travel packages. The trail to Toad Rock begins at Nakki Lake and climbs 250 steps to the top.

Dilwara Temples: The Jains regard the Dilwara Temple as their most attractive pilgrimage spot. Vimal Vasahi, Luna Vasahi, Pittalhar, Parshavanatha, and Mahavir Swami Temples are devoted to Lord Adinath, Lord Rishabhdeo, Lord Neminath, Lord Mahavir Swami, and Lord Parshvanath. Other spell-binding structures include Kirthi Stumbh,

Brahma Kumaris Ashram: Brahma Kumaris World Spiritual University is an international, non-governmental spiritual organization created by Dada Lekhraj Kripalani in the 1930s and headquartered on Mount Abu. The Brahma Kumaris hill is also known as 'Madhuban' (Honey Forest). The ashram houses a museum that shows the knowledge that Lord Shiva imparted to Prajapita Brahma. The 50-acre property also offers plenty of room for meditation and spiritual development, as well as connecting with the breathtaking, unspoiled natural surroundings.

Trevor's Tank: Trevor's Tank is a man-made crocodile breeding ground and wildlife sanctuary. It is also known as Trevor's Crocodile Park and is a popular picnic site with stunning vistas. A forest safari is offered up to a point from where you can walk and explore the pond with the crocodiles. Trevor's Tank is very popular for birdwatching.

Ranakpur: Ranakpur is a little rustic village hidden within the remote valleys of the Aravali Ranges. Almost every Mount Abu vacation package includes a visit to Ranakpur, which is located between Udaipur and Mount Abu. In Jainism, there are numerous temples devoted to various Tirthankaras, including Adinatha, Parasnath, and Chaumukha Temples, all of which have magnificent architecture. Ranakpur offers a wonderful view of luxuriant foliage and rushing streams,

Kumbhalgarh: Kumbhalgarh is a fortification in the Aravalli Range of Rajsamand district, about three hours from Mount Abu. It is a World Heritage Site and India's second-largest fort, after Chittorgarh Fort. The fort's walls run for around 36 kilometres, making it one of the world's longest walls, second only to China's Great Wall. Chittorgarh, built during Rana Kumbha's reign in the 15th century, is one of the world's largest fort complexes.

Things to Do in Mount Abu 

Dilwara Temples: Discover the fascinating Dilwara Temples, a testimony to old Jain architecture with elaborate marble carvings that transport tourists to a bygone period.

Nakki Lake: Relax by the lake, taking tranquil boat rides or strolls down the promenade, surrounded by verdant hills and scenic parks. It's ideal for those looking for a peaceful retreat.

Sunset Point: Enjoy breathtaking sunsets with panoramic views that paint the sky in vivid hues, creating a mesmerizing experience for nature lovers and photographers alike.

Hiking to Guru Shikhar: Set a challenge for yourself by trekking to Guru Shikhar, the highest peak in the Aravalli Range. The trek rewards hikers with breathtaking views along the way.

Visit Achalgarh Village: Learn about the historical Achalgarh Fort, which is noted for its ancient architecture, and the surrounding Achaleshwar Mahadev Temple.

Best Time to Visit Mount Abu

Mount Abu is a year-round destination with beautiful weather all year. Summer days are hot, but not unbearably so, and evenings are lovely. Winter temperatures rarely drop below 12°C, making it ideal for tourism and outdoor sports. Mount Abu is the only hill station in Rajasthan's dry plains, making it an ideal summer vacation as well as a winter resort.

Though Mount Abu has less rainfall, it is the greatest time for nature lovers to book Mount Abu packages because the surroundings are shrouded in mountain mist and the vegetation of the area becomes more prominent. The most popular season for families to visit Mount Abu is during the summer. Honeymooners enjoy visiting this location in December and January to experience the cold weather. The hill station is located approximately 165 kilometres from Udaipur. Driving from Udaipur to Mount Abu takes approximately 5 hours. The nearest airport to Mount Abu is at Udaipur. The nearest train station from Mount Abu is Abu Road Station, which is approximately 30 kilometres disconnected.

How to Reach Mount Abu

By Rail

The nearest railway station to the main city is Abu Road, which connects all major cities such as New Delhi, Ahmedabad, Mumbai, and Jaipur. Tourists can travel anywhere from the railway station by hiring a cab or taxi.

By Road

The nearest highway, No. 14, is only 24 kilometres from Mount Abu and is well-connected to all major cities, including New Delhi, Ahmedabad, Mumbai, and Jaipur.

By Air

The nearest airport to the main city is Udaipur Airport, which offers daily flights from Ahmedabad, Delhi, Mumbai, and Delhi. Flights are direct to Ahmedabad.

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