Hotel
Rajdeep
Mount Abu
Places to Visit in
Mount Abu
Mount Abu, Rajasthan’s only hill station, is known for its pleasant climate, spectacular monsoons, scenic landscapes, lakes, temples, waterfalls, and evergreen forests in the Aravalli Range. Popular among families, couples, and tourists from Rajasthan and Gujarat, Mount Abu offers a refreshing getaway with attractions like Nakki Lake, Dilwara Temples, Guru Shikhar, Sunset Point, Peace Park, Toad Rock, Trevor’s Tank, and popular local shopping markets.
How to Reach
Mount Abu
By Road
Mount Abu is well connected by road to major cities of Rajasthan and Gujarat. Regular buses, taxis, and private vehicles are easily available from Ahmedabad, Udaipur, Jaipur, Jodhpur, and nearby cities. Hotel Rajdeep is located on Main Road directly opposite the Mount Abu bus stand, making it one of the most convenient stays for travellers arriving by road.
By Train
The nearest railway station is Abu Road, located approximately 28 km from Mount Abu. Regular taxis, buses, and shared transport are easily available from Abu Road railway station to Mount Abu. The railway booking office is also located next to Hotel Rajdeep for added convenience.
By Air
The nearest airport is Maharana Pratap Airport in Udaipur, located around 175 km from Mount Abu. Ahmedabad Airport is another convenient option, approximately 225 km away, with regular taxi and bus connectivity to Mount Abu.
Popular Tourist
Attractions in Mount Abu
Nakki Lake
Located around 850 metres from Hotel Rajdeep, Nakki Lake is the heart of Mount Abu and a popular hub for evening activities. Visitors can enjoy boating, evening walks, gardens, horse riding, local shopping, cafés, restaurants, and lively street food around the lake area. Popular attractions like the Tibetan Market and Toad Rock are also located nearby. The lake can be reached within a 10-minute walk from the hotel while enjoying the lively atmosphere of Mount Abu along the way.
Dilwara Jain Temples
Located around 3.1 km from Hotel Rajdeep, the Dilwara Jain Temples are among the most famous Jain temples in India and date back to the 11th–13th centuries. Renowned for their extraordinary white marble craftsmanship, the temples feature intricately carved ceilings, pillars, domes, and doorways that showcase the finest examples of Jain and Solanki-style architecture. Built using marble sourced from the Ambaji region, the temples are admired for their remarkable detailing, peaceful spiritual atmosphere, and historic significance, making them one of Mount Abu’s most visited attractions.
Tourist visiting hours are generally from 12 PM to 5 PM, while Jain devotees can visit during morning hours for prayers and religious activities.
Guru Shikhar
Located around 16 km from Hotel Rajdeep, Guru Shikhar is the highest peak in the Aravalli Range, standing at an elevation of 1,722 metres (5,676 feet). Situated in the Arbuda Mountains of Rajasthan, the peak is named after Guru Dattatreya, an incarnation of Lord Vishnu, and features a historic cave temple dedicated to him at the summit.
Guru Shikhar is one of Mount Abu’s most popular sightseeing attractions and is known for its breathtaking panoramic views of the Aravalli hills, cool weather, scenic drive, and peaceful atmosphere. Visitors can also explore nearby viewpoints, small local temples, and food stalls serving freshly prepared tea and local snacks.
Tip: Early morning is considered the best time to visit Guru Shikhar for sunrise views, pleasant weather, and clearer mountain scenery.
Achalgarh Fort & Achaleshwar Mahadev Temple
Located around 10 km from Hotel Rajdeep, Achalgarh Fort is a historic hill fort originally built by the Paramara dynasty and later renovated by Maharana Kumbha in the 15th century. Surrounded by the scenic Aravalli hills, the fort is known for its ancient architecture, old fort walls, peaceful atmosphere, and panoramic viewpoints overlooking the surrounding valleys.
Near the fort is the famous Achaleshwar Mahadev Temple, an important Shiva temple known for its spiritual significance and unique idol believed to represent the toe of Lord Shiva. The area also features beautiful Jain temples, stone sculptures, and historic structures that attract tourists, photographers, history enthusiasts, and pilgrims visiting Mount Abu.
Tip: Visit during the early morning or evening hours to enjoy pleasant weather, scenic hill views, and a quieter atmosphere around the fort and temple complex.
Sunset Point
Located around 2 km from Hotel Rajdeep, Sunset Point is one of Mount Abu’s most popular evening attractions, known for its breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding Aravalli hills and valleys. Visitors gather here to enjoy the cool weather, peaceful atmosphere, scenic mountain landscapes, and the beautiful sunset over the hills.
The area around Sunset Point also features small local shops, snack stalls, horse riding, and walking trails, making it a lively evening destination for families, couples, and tourists visiting Mount Abu.
Tip: Visit around 30–45 minutes before sunset to enjoy the changing colours of the sky and secure a good viewing spot during peak tourist season. A small forest department entry fee may apply for visitors.
Visitors looking for a quieter sunset experience can also visit Honeymoon Point, which offers similar scenic sunset views and a more peaceful atmosphere. Entry is generally free at Honeymoon Point, though private vehicles may not be allowed all the way to the viewpoint during peak evening hours. Visitors may need to walk over 1 km to the final viewpoint, while horse rides and hand-pulled carts for kids are also available near the entry area.
Other Popular Places to
Visit in Mount Abu
Hiking Trails in Mount Abu
Mount Abu is also popular for its scenic nature walks, forest trails, and trekking routes across the Aravalli hills, offering beautiful viewpoints and peaceful surroundings for adventure and nature lovers.
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Tiger Path
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Craig’s Path
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Bridal Path
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Bailey’s Walk
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Trevor’s Tank
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Mini Nakki Lake - Anjani Mata Trail
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Guru Shikar – Utraj Oriya
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Arna –Chhipabri
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Achalgarh- Bhrigu Ashram Trail
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Utraj-Vasthanji Trail
Other Attractions in Mount Abu
Mount Abu also offers several scenic viewpoints, spiritual centres, temples, parks, and nature spots that can be explored during your stay.
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Toad Rock
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Honey Moon Point
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Peace Park
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Om Shanti Bhawan
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Gyan Sarovar
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Brahma Kumaris Spiritual Museum
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Shankar Matth
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Adhar Devi
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Gaumukh Temple
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Raghunathji Temple
Climate of Mount Abu
Summer : Summer in Mount Abu lasts from April to June, with temperatures generally ranging between 30°C and 36°C. Compared to nearby cities in Rajasthan and Gujarat, Mount Abu remains much cooler and pleasant during summer. Light cotton clothing is recommended for comfortable sightseeing and outdoor activities.
Monsoon : Mount Abu becomes especially scenic during the monsoon season, with lush greenery, waterfalls, misty hills, and pleasant weather across the Aravalli Range. Temperatures remain cooler during this time, making it one of the most beautiful seasons to visit Mount Abu. Carrying an umbrella or raincoat is recommended during heavy rainfall.
Winter : Winter in Mount Abu is cool and refreshing, with daytime temperatures usually ranging between 16°C and 22°C, while nights can become quite chilly with temperatures occasionally dropping close to 0°C. Warm winter clothing is recommended, especially during December and January, although light pullovers are generally comfortable during daytime.
Mount Abu Through Our Eyes
A glimpse of Mount Abu captured through our experiences, travels, and peaceful moments around the hills, lakes, forests, and sunsets of Rajasthan’s only hill station. These photographs reflect the natural beauty and calm atmosphere that make Mount Abu a memorable destination for travellers.
*All photographs displayed here are original images captured around Mount Abu and are protected by copyright. Reproduction or use without permission from Hotel Rajdeep is prohibited.*
Frequently Asked Questions
• What is the best time to visit Mount Abu? Mount Abu is a beautiful year-round destination, with pleasant weather during summer, cool temperatures in winter, while the monsoon season—our personal favourite—brings stunning scenic greenery, waterfalls and mist across the hills. • Which are the most popular tourist attractions in Mount Abu? The top attractions include Nakki Lake, the historic Dilwara Jain Temples, Guru Shikhar (the highest peak), Sunset Point, Achalgarh Fort, and Honeymoon Point. • How far is Nakki Lake from Hotel Rajdeep? Nakki Lake is just a short and comfortable walk from Hotel Rajdeep, making it easy to visit anytime from our centrally located property. • How can travelers reach Mount Abu? Mount Abu is well-connected by road, rail, and air. Abu Road Railway Station (ABR) is the nearest railhead, located about 28 km away, with frequent taxi and local bus connectivity directly to the hill station. • Is Mount Abu suitable for family vacations and couple trips? Yes, it is the perfect hill station escape for both families and couples, offering beautiful viewpoints, peaceful boating on Nakki Lake, local street shopping, historical temples, and scenic nature trails.