Mount Abu is the only hill station of the desert state Rajasthan, situated on Aravalli range. Forming a rocky plateau 22 km in length and 9 km width, this hill station is referred to as ‘an oasis in the desert’ because the elevation provided source of small rivers, waterfall, lakes and green forests. The highest peak is Guru Shikhar with an altitude of 1722 metres above the sea level. The ancient name of Mount Abu is Arbudaanchal. This township has become one of the busiest hill stations of India because of its presence surrounding the desert area combined with as lush greens.
Mount Abu’s reputation as a honeymooners paradise does not entirely do justice to the charms of this lovely hellscape. It has much to offer all kinds of visitors, especially in winters when the sun is a friendly daytime state, and at night you can lovingly drape yourself in woollen.
To beat the heat during the summer, a massive flock of tourists place their temporary pad at this hill station from all over the Rajasthan state and neighboring Gujarat state. There is a sanctuary in the name of the same, which keeps the tourists busy during their stay. This hilltop land has strong historical values in Hindu mythology and amazing architecture that draw tourists. also. Some temples, like Dilwara Temple of Hindu pilgrims can also be visited.
