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Mount Abu
Rajasthan
is a very popular tourist destination. The landscape is beautiful and
exciting. Mount Abu city has many beautiful palaces and forts such as
Achalgarh Fort,
Dilwara Jain Temples, Museum and
Art Gallery. Other charms of Mount Abu include Nakki Lake and
its beautiful Guru Shikar. Mount Abu has been picture the
attention of tourists from all over the world. Mount Abu is famous for
its wonderful forts and palaces. Forts and palaces, temples and havelis,
culture and tradition, Mount Abu has them all and in plenty. Mount Abu
has long attracted both the domestic and outside tourist.
A pleasant retreat set amidst the
lush forested hills, Mt. Abu is a green oasis in the barren deserts cape
that's Rajasthan.
Situated at the southern tip of the Aravali range the hill retreat owes
its cool climate to its rich flora covering the entire hillside that
includes coniferous trees and flowering shrubs.
The road leading to Mount Abu is a curved one characterized by arid
region dotted with huge rocks in weird shapes and high velocity winds.
The only hill station in Rajasthan, Mount Abu is more than just a summer
retreat.
Rajasthan
Mount Abu tourism is a very well known thing and once a trip will
require you for several trips to the place. The holiday in India's Mount
Abu is interesting with the magnificent palaces of maharajas of the past
time. On your Mount Abu tourism don't miss the Achalgarh Fort, Dilwara
Jain Temples, and Shri Raghunathji Temple. Tourism of Mount Abu
is for sure full of fun and play. Mount Abu is also the major tourist
and transport center of Rajasthan tourist track.
Most Popular Attractions In
Mount Abu
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Dilwara Temple
The Jain temples at Dilwara, near Mount Abu are considered to be masterpieces of temple architecture.
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Lok
Kala Museum
The attractive set exhibited in this minute museum
which is a base for the preservation of folk arts includes dresses,
dolls, masks, musical instruments and paintings.
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Mount Abu Sanctuary
Located at the highest peak (1722 mts above the sea level) of Aravali, the Guru Shikhar lies in this 289 sq kms sanctuary. Established in 1960, provides shelter to the wild boar, sambhar
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