Mount Abu Travel Guide

Whether you’re seeking to be pampered at a luxury hotel, staying at a mid-range heritage property, or looking for low-priced backpacker stays, it’s easy to find hotels in Mount Abu for all budgets and interests. From resorts surrounded by stunning landscapes and hotels housed informer palaces and havelis, to affordable modern enclosures that offer comfortable lodging, there’s something here for everyone. Take your pick from Mount Abu’s best accommodation options.

• Resorts in Mount Abu for every traveller

• Luxury living in Mount Abu

• Mount Abu’s best mid-range stays

• Budget hotels in Mount Abu

• Luxury

  Manek Manor

• Luxury

  Cama Rajputana Club Resort

• Budget

  Hotel Blue Valley

For a hill station of its size, the number and standard of restaurants in Mount Abu will definitely surpass your expectations. Owing to the large number of tourists visiting during peak season, this little hill town has several cafes and multi-cuisine restaurants serving everything from Chinese and Indian to Italian and Tibetan. Skip the multitude in favour of a meal at one these eateries which are known for their fresh preparations, quick service and delicious food.

• Eating out in Mount Abu

  From street food joints that offer delectable snacks to hotels that house fine dining restaurants, Mount Abu is chock-a-block with eateries that’ll satisfy all your food cravings. Here are some restaurants that you shouldn’t miss when you’re in vacationing in the hill town.

• Multi-cuisine

  King’s Food

• Multi-cuisine

  Daawat Restaurant

• Multi-cuisine

  Mulberry Tree Restaurant

• Multi-cuisine

  Café Shikibo

Rajasthan’s vast expanse of land reaches a crescendo with the much revered hill station of Mount Abu. Located in Aravallis’ south-eastern end, there are many places to visit in Mount Abu. Here, the avid traveller comes to seek spectacular sunsets, and immerse in natural splendour. With Nakki Lake as its main attraction, the vivid hues of this little hill station comes alive. At Mount Abu, the Delwara Temples, home to holy Jain temples, are also an important destination for many visitors. Taking a stroll in Mount Abu is just one of those things that would come naturally to anyone, so do not shy away from romantic long walks, or even hikes.

• Travelling through Mount Abu

Marvel at the intricately-carved Dilwara Temples, gaze at picture-postcard sunsets from hilltops, spend a day by the Nakki Lake or plan short trips to the stunning historic cities around—you’ll never run short of things to do in Mount Abu. An ideal destination for a relaxing escape, Mount Abu packs in the right mix of heritage, natural beauty and tranquillity. Follow our guide to make the most of your time in Rajasthan’s only hill station.

• Mount Abu for adventure lovers

  ​Perched amidst verdant forests of the state’s highest mountain range—the Aravallis—is Rajasthan’s only hill station Mount Abu. The region offers a charmingly idiosyncratic atmosphere unlike anywhere else in Rajasthan.

Although a trip to Rajasthan’s only hill station should mostly focus on relaxation, there are a few places to go shopping in Mount Abu for those who feel the need to indulge in a spot of retail therapy. The options are limited, but there’s enough to keep things interesting—from shopping for hand-spun textiles at the famous Khadi Bhandar and beautiful shawls from Kashmir Cottage Emporium, to picking up traditional Rajasthani souvenirs and bargaining at the local market for colourful hand-crafted juttis (shoes)—you’ll find enough ways to keep yourself entertained.

• Mount Abu’s best shopping experiences

• City Special

  Kashmir Cottage Emporium

• Boutique

  Khadi Bhandar

• City Special

  Rajasthali

The charm of Rajasthan comes alive with the poignant hill station of Mount Abu. Weekend getaways from Mount Abu, as one can expect are equally enthralling to the senses. You have world renowned destinations, such as Udaipur, and Jodhpur. You could otherwise embark on a journey to Nathdwara, which is a town known for its worship of Lord Krishna. Then there is also the famed Kumbalgarh Fort, a majestic structure built by Rana Kumbha, way back in the 15th century. There is also a wildlife sanctuary next to the fort, so you could hop in to experience wildlife.

• Short trips around Mount Abu

  So you’re on vacation to Mount Abu but want to explore more of Rajasthan. While Mount Abu is unique in the sense that it is the only hill station in the desert-dominated topography of Rajasthan, it’s not why people visit the State. Cities like Udaipur and Jodhpur attract many more visitors who’re drawn to the cities’ immaculately-maintained palaces, forts, and, as is the case with Udaipur, even lakes. Unless you’re in Mount Abu at the peak of summer when a cool breeze beats all other considerations, there’s really no reason not to head down to the plains and explore these fascinating cities.

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