Mount Abu B2B

In the parched desert of Rajasthan, Mount Abu is like a breath of fresh air. It is located 1,722 metres above sea level, the only hill station in Rajasthan, and is situated on the highest point of the Aravallis range amidst the lush green hills. Back when the Maharajas reigned, it used to be a favourite leisure destination of the ruling royal family. Posh homes, which are a combination of British-style bungalows and royal holiday lodges, are a striking feature of Mount Abu, sharing space with the rustic abodes of various tribal communities residing in the forests. This quaint hill station possesses great scenic beauty and is home to lakes, waterfalls and lush forests. Blossoming flowers and trees that are native to this area can also be enjoyed. Mount Abu also houses a sanctuary where animals like langur, sambar, wild boar and leopards can be seen. There are many religious monuments on Mount Abu, the most prominent being the Dilwara temple, Brahmakumari Ashram, Guru Shikhar and the Jainism shrines. Not only is this hill station a quiet and beauty-laden getaway, but an perfect location for a religious pilgrimage as well.

Mount Abu also houses a sanctuary where animals like langur, sambar, wild boar and leopards can be seen. There are many religious monuments on Mount Abu, the most prominent being the Dilwara temple, Brahmakumari Ashram, Guru Shikhar and the Jainism shrines. Not only is this hill station a quiet and beauty-laden getaway, but an perfect location for a religious pilgrimage as well. For centuries before the Mughal era, almost all or a larger portion of Rajasthan and Gujarat had been known as Gurjaratra (country ruled or protected by the Gurjars) or Gurjarabhumi (land of the Gurjars).

The conquest of Mount Abu in 1311 brought the reign of the Parmars to an end and also marked the fall of Mount Abu by Rao Lumba of the Deora-Chauhan dynasty. In the Plains, he moved the capital city to Chandravati. Rao Shasmal made Sirohi his headquarters after the destruction of Chandravati in 1405. It was later leased by the British government from the then Maharaja of Sirohi for use as the resident 's headquarters to Rajputana (another name for Rajasthan).

Mount Abu Tourist Places

Achalgarh Fort
The Achal Garh Fort is located in Mount Abu, the only hill station in Rajasthan, which has remained as the capital of Malwa in the Middle Ages. Its history dates back to the fourteenth century and is 11 kilometers from Mount Abu. According to historians, this fort was built by Parmar kings, because the fort was weakened due to the war, in 1452 and Rana Kumbha of Mewar, rebuilt it in 1452. The fort has two doors for an external and second internal entry. First one is Hanuman poll and there is another Champa Poll. This fort was built to protect the inhabitants of the people from the enemy, now this fort is under the supervision of the Government of India.

Nakki Lake
Surely the Lake is the popular point of tourism in Mount Abu, it is the only artificial lake in India. The water of this lake is very serene and peaceful. The background of which is beautiful hills also the lake has many big rocks for tourist rock climbing. The opportunity for them to provide this place is futile and can enjoy the calm and beautiful water of the lake by riding boat there. The water of this lake is sweet and it is the pride of being the tallest lake in Rajasthan. These lakes are often accumulated in the winter, which creates the beautiful scenery of sunset. A fountain that runs in different colors on an island in the lake makes the lake attractive, also there is a beautiful garden near the lake where the tourists are seen visiting local residents and Shops of Rajasthani craft and they purchase the items from nearby shops. The sculptures and cotton Kota sarees are popular and enjoyable for Mount Abu tourism.

Sunset Point
The sunset point shows an amazing view in the evening at Mount Abu. It is exactly located in the southwest of the lake. From this place, beautiful views of the mountain, the calm atmosphere, the charming weather and the sunset attracts the tourist. This location is included in the Mount Abu sightseeing list. In the summer, this place offers a cold atmosphere and also there is honeymoon point nearby. You can go to the sightseeing of the sunset and tourists interested in shopping which is famous for its craft works, as it promotes Mount Abu tourism.

Guru Shikhar
At a distance of 16 km from Mount Abu Bus Station, Guru Shikhar is a mountain peak in the Arbuda Mountains of Rajasthan. It is one of the top trekking places to visit in Mount Abu.
Guru Shikhar is the highest point of the Aravalli Range. It rises to an altitude of 1,722 m (5,650 feet). Guru Shikhar provides a breathtaking panoramic view of Mount Abu town and green Aravalli range. According to history, King Prithviraj Chauhan is believed to have travelled along this peak to meet his bride and consummate his marriage with her. The bride was the princess of Prahladanpur, now known as Palanpur.
The peak is named Guru Shikhar or 'the peak of the guru' after Dattatreya. The temple of Dattatreya is one of the main attractions at Guru Shikhar peak other than scenic views. Lord Dattatreya is believed to be an incarnation of Lord Vishnu who had taken birth to the sage couple Atri and Anasuya.