Rentals in mount-abu

Mount Abu is Rajasthan's only hill station, and one can see why by stepping into this green sanctuary set amid the desolate Rajasthan. Situated around 1,220 metres high in the Aravalli Range in the south of Rajasthan, Mount Abu provides an ideal get away from the intense desert heat.
The Dilwara Temples constructed between the 11th and 13th centuries offer the most impressive and exquisite examples of Jain architecture. The carvings on the marble used in their construction, so delicate that they cover every bit of the ceiling, pillars, and walls, are quite stunning and considered the best examples of Indian artistry.
An artificial lake called Nakki Lake is perfect for boating and taking a pleasant stroll in the evening. Achalgarh Fort and Achaleshwar Mahadev Temple are historic and spiritual attractions, located around 11 kilometers from the town. Guru Shikhar, which is the highest peak in the Aravalli Mountains at 1,722 metres and provides fantastic sunset views, is definitely a place to visit.
The best time to visit Mount Abu is from October to June. Mount Abu is Rajasthan's biggest secret, green, peaceful, and spiritually rich, Mount Abu is well worth a visit.