Mount Abu · Lakes & Southern
Sunset Point is a popular viewpoint near the edge of Mount Abu town, offering a clear view of the sun descending over the plains below. It is a classic spot from which to watch the evening sky change colour across the Aravalli hills. The viewpoint is busiest in the late afternoon, with ponies and short walks available from nearby.
The Winter Festival is one of Rajasthan's premier cultural festivals held annually in Mount Abu. It features folk dance and music competitions, craft bazaars and cultural performances by artists from across the state. Parades and fireworks around Nakki Lake add to the festive atmosphere.
The Summer Festival is organised annually by the Rajasthan Tourism Development Corporation to draw visitors to the cool hill station of Mount Abu. It showcases folk dances, music and other cultural programmes against the scenic mountain backdrop. The event highlights the region's folk and tribal heritage.
Held annually in late December (typically 29-31 December), the Mount Abu Winter Festival is Rajasthan Tourism's celebration of the region's culture and handicrafts, set against the hill-station backdrop adjoining the wildlife sanctuary. A grand procession leads to Nakki Lake, where the Deepdaan ceremony sets hundreds of oil lamps afloat at dusk. Folk performances, handicraft stalls, kite-flying, rowing competitions and a fireworks display round out the two-day programme.
TempleThe Dilwara Jain Temples, near Mount Abu, are a cluster of five white marble temples built between the 11th a…
LakeNakki Lake is a small, sacred lake in the heart of Mount Abu town, said to have been scooped out by the gods…
HeritageGuru Shikhar is the highest peak of the Aravalli Range, rising to about 1,722 metres above sea level, and lie…
HeritageToad Rock is a distinctive natural rock formation above Nakki Lake, so named because its shape resembles a to…