Your Rendezvous With the City
The only hill station of Rajasthan, Mt.Abu is a much sought after destination among travelers. It is a relief and retreat during hot summers of Rajasthan and Gujarat. The Brahma Kumari Spiritual University here attracts the westerners as well. Ideal for lovey - dovey Honeymooners or recluse from the doldrums of life, the place is awesome. The legendary lands of Mount Abu have been blessed by holy trinity. The hill station is set amidst lavish environments of Aravali hills at an altitude of 1,220 m above the sea level. The tourists can enjoy here during any season as it has a cool and pleasant climate round the year. The city has some exceptionally good temples, the breathtaking Dilwara Group of temples.

Glimpses From History
The History of Mount Abu is remarkable. The city has association with the sacred Puranas. At that time the city was referred as Arbudaranya, ("forest of Arbhu"). The legends hold that Vasishtha, a hermit, retired to the southern spur at Mount Abu following his differences with sage Viswamitra. It has enjoyed the status of being a part of the Chauhan kingdom of Rajasthan which served as a summer resort for the Rajput kings of the region. Later on it was leased by the British Government form the erstwhile Maharaja of Sirohi and it became a headquarter of the residents. The British preferred to rejoice in the serene ambiance of Mount Abu. It even served as sanatorium to the troops. A Tourist's Delight
Dilwara Jain Temples : These temples are the hottest Attractions of Mount Abu. The temples are exemplar of finest Jain architecture in India. The complex comprises of two temples – the Vimal Temple, built in 1031 dedicate to Adinath and Tejpal Temple, built in 1230 - with exquisite marble carvings. Other temples in the same circumference are not as good as these two temples.

Nakki Lake : Legends say that this small lake in the heart of Mount Abu was scooped out of a nail of God. Thus, it is regarded as a sacred lake among Hindus. Enveloped with hills, parks and strange rock formations, the lake is much popular among tourists. The site abuzz with all kinds of activities. Enjoy Boat Cruising in the lake.

Raghunath Temple : The temple dating back to 14th century is a must when you visit the Nakki Lake. It is close by the lake and so many travelers turn pilgrim and offer prayers at the temple.

Viewpoints : Among an array of viewpoints, the Sunset Point is most popular. Honeymoon point offers an exotic view of sunset. The Crags and Robert's Spur gives magnificent view.

Adhar Devi Temple : To the north of the town is the temple of Adhar Devi where you climb a fleet of 365 stairs to reach the shrine. The temple is built in a natural cliff of the rocks. Stoop a little to enter the temple and when you on the top you get a panoramic view of the city.

Brahma Kumaris Spiritual University and Museum : People from all over the globe flock to the university in attainment of spiritual enlightenment. The aim of the university is to impart spiritual knowledge and restore peace and harmony in the world. The sessions of meditation are offered at the museum of the university.

Highlights of Mt. Abu
The city houses exquisite Dilwara Temples. The temples are a must visit on your trip to Mt. Abu. These wonderful temples, a group of five legendary Jain temples, are carved out of white marbles and dates back to 11th century to 13th centuries A.D. The monumental glory of the city has been emphasized by

Vimal Vasahi temple is built by Vimal Shah and is devoted to the first Jain Tirthankaras. Another famous temple in the same complex is Lun Vasahi temple built by Jain brothers Tejpal and Vastupal in 1231 AD. The adorned and ornamented gateways, ceilings and panels offer a charismatic essence to these temples. Not to Pretermit

• Boat Cruising in Nakki Lake
• Enjoy sunset viewing from various viewpoints.
• Horse riding at different spots.
• Enjoy day trekking trips to nearby Shanti Shikhar (the peak of peace), Achalgarh (11 km) and Guru Shikhar (15 km).
• Mahavira Jayanti and the Summer Festival to witness the charm of folk dance and music during the events.