Tourist Attractions in Mount Abu

Explore the 5 best tourist attractions in Mount Abu, Rajasthan that every traveler must visit. This list covers a wide range of attractions including hill stations, temples, monuments, and much more — so there's something for every kind of traveler.

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  Toad Rock

  Tourist Spot in Mount Abu

  Halfway up the western shore of Nakki Lake, a massive slab of granite leans off the hillside at an angle that makes geologists shrug and everyone else reach for their phones. From the one vantage point that matters — and there really is only one — it looks precisely like a toad about to launch itself into the water. Not vaguely. Not with the charitable squinting most "animal-shaped" rocks demand. The resemblance is so committed it feels like a joke the Aravalli hills have been telling for sev...
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  Dilwara Jain Temples

  Temple in Mount Abu

  From a distance, the Dilwara Jain Temples look like nothing special. Five modest structures of plain exterior stone sit on a forested hillside in Mount Abu, Rajasthan's only hill station. You could walk past them and think they were storehouses. Step inside, however, and the deception breaks apart entirely. Every ceiling, column, and doorway erupts into marble carvings so intricate, so impossibly detailed, that your first instinct is to touch the stone just to confirm it's real. Craftsmen rep...
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  Mount Abu Wildlife Sanctuary

  Wildlife Sanctuary in Mount Abu

  Rajasthan is synonymous with sand, heat, and dry fortress cities. So it comes as a genuine shock to walk through a subtropical evergreen forest on the state's highest plateau, hearing langurs crash through bamboo thickets while a grey jungle fowl erupts from the undergrowth at your feet. The Mount Abu Wildlife Sanctuary occupies roughly 290 square kilometres of the Aravalli Range, draped across granite hills that rise above 1,200 metres. This is Rajasthan's sole hill station, and the sanctuar...
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  Achalgarh Fort

  Fort in Mount Abu

  At roughly 5,650 feet above sea level, Achalgarh Fort commands the highest reaches of Mount Abu, Rajasthan's only hill station. Most travelers come here for the Dilwara Temples or the sunset point, then drive back down without ever climbing to the fort that predates nearly everything else on this mountain. Their loss. What remains of Achalgarh is fragmentary — walls interrupted by sky, gateways that open onto nothing but wind — yet these ruins tell a more honest story than any polished restor...
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  Nakki Lake

  Lake in Mount Abu

  At roughly 1,220 metres above sea level, Nakki Lake occupies the geographic and emotional center of Rajasthan's only hill station — a state otherwise defined by sand, heat, and the relentless ambition of the Thar Desert. The water runs green, sometimes murky, ringed by granite boulders that look like they were abandoned mid-thought by a sculptor who wandered off. Hindu mythology holds that the gods clawed this lake into existence using only their nails — "nakh" in Hindi — as a hiding place fr...

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