The Dilwara Temples most atrecting place of abu. Now a days not all phone cameras and wear proper cloths banned shorts for men and women inside temple. Good shoppes near by place Temples are a group of svetambara Jain, Rajasthan's only hill station . The earliest were designed at least financed by Vastupal and tejpal. They date between the 11th and 16th centuries , forming some of the most famous architecture , famous for their use of a very pure white marble and intricate marble carvings significant general tourist attraction . Although Jains built many temples at other places Dilwara temples are believed to be the most impressive .

The Dilwara Temples are a group of Śvētāmbara Jain temples about 3 kilometres from the Mount Abu in Sirohi District, Rajasthan. The earliest temples were built by Bhima-1 They are famous for very pure white marble and intricate marble carvings. Temples are managed by Seth Shri Kalyanji Anandji Pedhi, Sirohi. The main buildings of first three are surrounded by "cloister" screens of devakulikā shrines, and are fairly plain on the outer walls. The ornamental detail spreading over the minutely carved ceilings, doorways, pillars, and panels is remarkable. The five temples are: 1. Vimal Vasahi, dedicated to the 1st Jain Tirthankara, Shri Adinatha. 2. Luna Vasahi, dedicated to the 22nd Jain Tirthankara, Shri Shri Neminatha. 3. Pittalhar temple, dedicated to the 1st Jain Tirthankar, Shri Adinatha. 4. Parshvanath temple, dedicated to the 23rd Jain Tirthankara, Shri Parshvanatha. 5. Mahavir Swami temple, dedicated to the 24th Jain Tirthankara, Shri Mahavir Swami.

Dilwara Jain temples are one of the finest pieces of Architecture in the Indian History. The temples located just a km away from the city center are also a major tourist attraction in Mt. Abu. The Jain temples are famous for its carvings. There are close to 7 different temples within the complex and each of them seem to compete with each other on the architecture front. The top of the temples looks rustic and untidy, specially designed to prevent it from being looted and destroyed. The temples have a great piece of history and you surely need a few hours to enjoy it fully. It is open only to Jains in the morning and tourists can visit here post 11 pm once the daily rituals get over, open till 5 pm.

Entry to this temple is permitted to everyone and it really is a beautiful temple. Everything inside the temple is made from marble, the structures and sculptures are too beautiful.

Templea of delawara... Famous for Jain architecture... Situated not much far away from mount abu... It is situated on the way to Guru Sikhar... It will tk only 15-30 minutes to reach there .. Motorable road. Ample parking space

It is a very beautiful temple, the way it is built on the mountain, it seems that such a temple cannot be rebuilt. It is one of the main temple of Jain community. I went for visit on this place 19th October 2019. Thank you.. Ghumte Raho 😘

Awesome Mersmising stone work on white marble Stone carving work at ancient times Jain religion temple Associated small temples with garbh grah All jain teerathkar (jain spiritual teachers ) are represented in these temples and leads to great gurus Parshwanath to mahaveer swami all together

The architecture, the detailing on the walls, pillars, was like out of this world, it was so amazing, I couldn't believe it. So much minute , beautiful details, showing sheer hard work of the workers around 1000 years ago. I highly respect that. And that too, it's maintained in well form even today. At first, before visiting this place, I thought of it as just another Jain temple, like we have in Ranakpur (that's also very good) but this one was mind blowing. I was in awe! ❤️ Really great ✨

The Delwara Jain Temple, situated in the heart of Mount Abu, is an architectural masterpiece and a testament to the rich cultural heritage of India. Renowned for its intricate marble carvings and spiritual significance, this temple complex is a must-visit for history enthusiasts and devotees alike. Upon entering the temple premises, one is immediately struck by the exquisite craftsmanship of the marble sculptures adorning every inch of the structure. The intricate detailing, delicate filigree work, and artistic precision showcase the brilliance of the artisans who crafted this marvel. The temples are dedicated to various Jain Tirthankaras, and each shrine is a visual treat, with its unique design and storytelling through sculpted scenes. One notable aspect is the use of white marble, which imparts a divine aura to the entire complex. The marble's translucency, especially when illuminated by natural light, enhances the beauty of the intricate carvings, creating a serene and contemplative atmosphere. The intricate carvings depict not only religious themes but also scenes from everyday life, making it a fascinating journey through art and spirituality. The ceilings are adorned with geometric patterns and divine figures, adding to the overall aesthetic charm. The meticulous preservation of the Delwara Jain Temple is commendable. Despite its age, the temple complex has been well-maintained, allowing visitors to appreciate the architectural marvel in its original glory. The ambiance inside is tranquil, fostering a sense of reverence and spirituality. It's advisable to visit during weekdays or non-peak hours to fully absorb the tranquility of the place. The local guides are well-versed in the history and significance of the temple, offering valuable insights into the architectural nuances and the religious importance attached to each shrine. In conclusion, the Delwara Jain Temple is a gem that reflects the grandeur of Indian craftsmanship and spirituality. A visit to this sacred complex is not just a sightseeing endeavor but a spiritual journey through time and artistry, leaving visitors with a deep appreciation for the cultural heritage embedded in every stone and carving.

Amazing carving on each and every pillar…. Ancient temple built by Sri Vastupal & Tejpal both brothers ……. Real workmanship on marble …. Roof each and every part designed differently…. Sri Adinath Prabhu & Sri Neminath Prabhu temple …. Chaumukhi pratima of Sri Parshwanath Prabhu ……. Must visit

Phone and Camera not allowed inside, one need to pay 50 rs and deposit camera and phone before entering, overall architecture is great and one of the best place to visit at Mount Abu

A Very best work of art on Marble. This place another name is Jain Temple because here History Connect to Jain. There wall & piller on design it's a mind blowing. Mobile phone prohibited in this temple. This place is 4km away to nakki Lake. Here one Jain Bhojnalaya there Rs.120/- in Jain Food.

Delaware temple is a nice temple, but remember not to wear exposing clothes. It also had a lot of shops in the front .. but one shop was a scam, and that’d be the reason why I am posting 1 star, maharaja ice cream shop it was a whole scam they said different prices for every customer, and also had a higher price than MRP

The earliest were built by Bhima I and supposedly designed or at least financed by Vastupala, Jain minister of Dholka. Temple timings are 11 to 5, no short dress allowed,only full clothes are allowed The temple is very beautifully built..carved in marble stone..no phone and camera allowed

A Journey through Time and Royalty: Exploring Delwara Dera Nestled amidst the Aravalli Range in the princely state of Rajasthan, Delwara Dera stands as a testament to the opulence and grandeur of India's regal past. My recent visit to this majestic estate was nothing short of a captivating journey through time and royalty. As I entered the intricately adorned gates of Delwara Dera, I was immediately struck by the breathtaking architecture that adorned every corner of the compound. The fusion of Rajputana and Mughal styles manifested in every arch, dome, and facade, speaking volumes about the rich cultural heritage of the region. The highlight of my visit was undoubtedly the majestic palace, a masterpiece of craftsmanship and luxury. Each room unfolded a new chapter of history, adorned with vibrant frescoes, delicate carvings, and ornate furnishings that whispered tales of bygone eras. From the lavish Durbar Hall, where kings once held court, to the serene Zenana quarters, where queens found solace, every space exuded an aura of regal splendor. Stepping outside, the sprawling gardens of Delwara Dera offered a tranquil retreat amidst the desert landscape. Lush greenery, fragrant blooms, and murmuring fountains provided a picturesque backdrop for leisurely strolls and contemplation. Furthermore, the hospitality extended by the staff added an extra layer of warmth to my experience. Their impeccable service and attention to detail ensured that every moment of my visit was nothing short of extraordinary. In conclusion, my visit to Delwara Dera was a mesmerizing journey into the heart of Rajasthan's royal legacy. From its architectural marvels to its serene surroundings, every aspect of this estate left an indelible impression on my soul. For anyone seeking to immerse themselves in the grandeur of India's past, a visit to Delwara Dera is an absolute must.

Dilwara Jain Temples is one of the finest Jain temple known world over for its extraordinary architecture and marvelous marble stone carvings, some experts also consider it architecturally superior to the Taj Mahal. It seems fairly basic temple from outside but every cloud has a silver lining, the temple interior showcases the extraordinary work of human craftsmanship at its best. These temples were built between 11th to 13th century AD, The beautiful lush green hills surrounding the temple gives a very pleasant feeling. The ornamental details of marble stone carvings is phenomenal and unmatched, The minutely carved ceilings and the pillars are just amazing. All this was done at a time when no transport or roads were available at a height of 1200+ Mtrs in Mount Abu, Huge blocks of marble stones were transported on elephant backs from the Arasoori Hills at Ambaji to this remote hilly region of Mount Abu. Dilwara temples is also a popular Jain pilgrimage attraction. Dilwara Temple complex consist of five major sections or temples devoted to five jain trithankaras(saints): Shri Mahaveer Swami Temple - This temple was constructed in 1582 and is devoted to Lord Mahaveer the 24th Tirthankara of Jain's, this temple is relatively small the temple's upper walls have pictures of the porch painted by craftsmen of sirohi in year 1764. Shri AdiNath Temple or Vimal Vasahi Temple - This temple is build by Vimal Shah, Minister of Solanika ruler of Gujarat in 1031 A.D., this temple is the oldest of all and dedicated to Shri Adinath Ji - The first jain trithankar, the temple has an open courtyard surrounded by corridors all beautifully decorated with marble carved stones. Cells inside this temple are contain tiny images of Jain saints artistically carved on marble stone minutely. The internal dome is aesthetically decorated with design's of flowers and petals, the huge hall of the temple pillars decorated with the carving work of female figures playing musical instruments. The temple also have the "Guda Mandapa" - A simple hall decorated with the images of Shri Adi Nath. Shri ParshavNath Temple or Khartar Vasahi Temple - This temple was built by Mandika clan between 1458-59 A.D., this temple has the tallest shrine  along with four big Mandapa's amongst all dilwara temples. The carving on the pillars of this temple is yet another example of these jain temples architectural superiority. Shri Rishabdaoji Temple or Peethalhar Temple - This temple is known as Pittalhari/Peethalhar temple because in this temple most of the statues are built using ‘Pittal’ (Brass Metal). This temple was built by Bhima Shah, a minister from Gujarat dynasty, like other temples of Dilwara this temple is also having Gudu Mandapa and Navchowki. Shri NemiNathJi Temple or Luna Vasahi Temple - This temple was built in 1230 A.D. by two brothers known as Tejpal and Vastupal, they dedicated this temple to the 22nd saint of Jainism - Shri Nemi Nathji. This temple has one hall named Rag Mandapa which has three hundred and sixty (360) tiny idols of Jain trithankar all minutely crafted on marble proving once again why these jain marble temples of Dilwara are superior to Taj Mahal, Among all these white marble idols the idol of Shri Neminath Ji is made up of black marble.The pillars of this temple were built by Maharana Kumbha of Mewar. The Dilwara Jain Temples are open from 12 P.M. to 5 P.M. for tourist's for free.

Wonderful archaeological monument and heritage place in Rajasthan. Enhousing the famous Jain temple. The structure remained after loot by invaders still reflect the past glory of Rajasthan. But the maintenance is in great need of much more attention and expense. The Kalptaru tree is drying and dying , the Parijat disappears from campus due to ignorance.

Awesome Jain Temples with intricate carvings of human beings, deities, angels and animals on pillars of white marble and on roofs. These are beautiful jain Temples built by rich jain merchants. Sadly no photography aur mobile photos are allowed, you have to deposit your mobile phones before entering the place. But it's worth a visit place in Mount Abu.👌🏼🙂

This temple consists of 4 different Jain temples in the same premises. Mobile phones and cameras are prohibited so I can't show you how intricate the carvings are. It's a must visit in Abu. The carvings in marble stones are out of this world.

Beautiful Jain temple, constructed some 1000 years ago in year 1031 at a cost of 18 crore 53 lakh, time taken 14 years. Beautiful art on walls & roofs. Even after 1000 years most of the work on marbles is intact. Small market. You can't take mobile or camera inside the temple, keep your footware outside. Some shops of juice, eatables, local art & crafts. Nearby Parking available.

The five Dilwara temples are among the most famous Jain temples. The Vimal Vasahi is much the earliest, constructed by 1031, with the Luna Vasahi by 1230, and the others at intervals between 1459 and 1582. All are in white marble which adds greatly to their effect and remains in use. The oldest and largest two have large amounts of intricate carving even by the standards of the style, reaching a peak in the Luna Vasahi temple. The main buildings of the first three named are surrounded by "cloister" screens of devakulikā shrines, and are fairly plain on the outer walls of these; in the case of the Vimal Vasahi this screen was a later addition, around the time of the second temple. These three have an axis from the sanctuary through a closed, then an open mandapa to an open rangamandapa, or larger hall for dance or drama.[6] Surrounding the main temple with a curtain of shrines was to become a distinctive feature of the Jain temples of West India, still employed in some modern temples.[7] In later temples in the Māru-Gurjara style, a very pure white marble like that at Dilwara came to be regarded as highly desirable, even essential. In modern times, when the style has become popular in other regions of India, and with Hindu and Jain communities in other countries, local Rajastani marble is often carved and transported to the new building. The temples have an opulent entranceway, the simplicity in architecture reflecting Jain values like honesty and frugality.[8] The ornamental detail spreading over the minutely carved ceilings, doorways, pillars, and panels is considered to be remarkable.[9] It is said that workmen were paid in gold according to the weight of marble powder scraped off.[10] Five Temples

Hill atop beautiful photographic view, feels like heaven, worth visiting. Sky meeting earth all around with clouds at eye level makes it mesmerising

If you visit MOUNT ABU, then this place must be at the top of your adventure list. The highest peak nearby has a surreal view of 360°. Outstanding scenery.

The temple of lord Datatray situated at top of the hill. It's also a scenic point & picnic spot. U can get few vintage range in shopping also. Local food available there. Also can get hilly driving experience through the journey.

Mount Abu is approx 225 km from Ahmedabad City through Mehsana, Palanpur highway. Most of Gujarati like to spend weekend in Mount Abu. Guru Shikhar is highest mountain in the Abu parwat series. Weather is very good in raining season. Almost 15 km from Nakki Lake. People are visited Mount Abu most of them prefer to visit Guru Shikhar. If you driving by self, be careful because of blind corner and sharp turn. My recommendation is take local taxi.

Guru shikhar is the highest peak of the Aravali range in Rajasthan. This peak or summit is situated in mount abu in sirohi district of Rajasthan. This place is popular for tourists in Rajasthan. This place is popular in summer in Rajasthan as a hill station only in Rajasthan. Most of the tourist of Rajasthan and Gujarat approaches in summer to this station. Along with Furu Shikhar, nakki lake, sunset point and prajapita brahmakumaris vishwavidyalaya, Delwara Jain temple are popular among tourists. Boating in lake is also enjoyable 😃 during summer season.

Rajasthan's highest upper point with 1722/1727 meters.☝️ Superb place. A must visit in Mt. Abu. You can go by your own vehicle's

Guru Shikhar, situated in the enchanting landscape of Mount Abu, holds a distinct place among the cherished tourist destinations in Rajasthan. Revered for its serene ambiance and breathtaking views, Guru Shikhar becomes a sought-after retreat, especially during the summer months when the scorching temperatures in Rajasthan prompt visitors to seek refuge in the cool hill station of Mount Abu. Drawing tourists predominantly from Rajasthan and Gujarat, Guru Shikhar stands out as a prominent attraction, complementing the allure of other popular spots like Nakki Lake, Sunset Point, Prajapita Brahmakumaris Vishwavidyalaya, and the Delwara Jain Temple. For those yearning to escape the hustle and bustle of city life, Guru Shikhar emerges as an oasis of tranquility and natural beauty. Located approximately 15 kilometers from the heart of Mount Abu, Guru Shikhar proudly claims the title of the highest peak in the Aravalli range, reaching an elevation of 1722 meters above sea level. The ascent to this pinnacle rewards visitors with panoramic views of the sprawling Aravalli Range and the charming hill station below. The sight is nothing short of spectacular, offering a refreshing perspective amid nature's grandeur. Perched on Guru Shikhar's summit is the Mount Abu Observatory, boasting a 1.2-meter infrared telescope. The observatory strategically resides here due to favorable cloud conditions, ensuring optimal astronomical observations. Additionally, the cave temple of Guru Dattatreya, where Lord Vishnu is venerated, adds a touch of spirituality to the scenic beauty. To reach Guru Shikhar, a scenic drive of 15 kilometers unfolds, followed by a climb up a series of stairs that lead to the majestic peak. This ascent, though requiring a bit of effort, is a small price to pay for the awe-inspiring vistas and the serenity that awaits at the summit. In essence, Guru Shikhar encapsulates the essence of Mount Abu—a perfect blend of natural splendor, spiritual resonance, and a respite from the urban hustle.

Highest peak in mount abu You can find it so attractive and so blissful When you climb up more you can enjoy more thunder Must visit this place if you’re in abu

Superb place. A must visit in Mt. Abu. You can go by your own vehicle's but I would suggest if you go by local transport. As the parking place is too small, difficult to park during weekends and holiday time or vacation time. This is top pick of Mt. Abu region. The view is killing from top. Inside temple photography not allowed.

The highest peak of the Aravali ranges, gurushikhar is a prominent tourist attraction in Mount Abu, Rajastan. Located approx 15 km from the main town, the peak is easily accessible via car & bike. You can also get a shared taxi from the town to reach here. The vehicles take you to the parking lot from where you need to climb approx 400 steps to reach the top. There are a couple of temples on the way. The best part of the climb is the awsome view of the Aravali ranges that you get from the top. You also get to see an Observatory and few Air force Radars from the top. The place surely has that zing. Do not forget to listen to Pakistan Radio while you are at the top. Being close to radar and also being the highest point, you can easy catch signals across the border. Tip - Try to reach the place early morning r late evening. You can plan either for sun rise or sun set view from here.

My family and I had an unforgettable visit to Gurushikhar. The temple atop the mountain truly embodies the essence of Sanatan Dharma, radiating its beauty and spiritual significance. While the temple itself may not be grand in size, its spirality and aura provide a profound experience. The breathtaking scenery from the temple is a sight to behold, offering clear views on cloudless days. It's a haven for meditators seeking to find inner peace and tranquility. Our time there was truly enriching, allowing us to connect with both nature and our inner selves.

Guru Shikhar, a peak in the Arbuda Mountains of Sirohi district in Rajasthan, is the highest point of the Aravalli Range, Rajasthan, and Western India. It rises to an elevation of 1,722 metres (5,650 ft). It is 75 km from Sirohi city, the district headquarter and 15 km from Mount Abu and a road from there leads almost to the top of the mountain. It is named Guru-Shikhar or 'the peak of the guru' after Dattatreya, an incarnation of Vishnu, and of a cave at the summit contains a temple dedicated to him, plus one dedicated his mother, Anasuya, wife of sage Atri nearby

Amazing Place ! Guru shikar is Situated in Mount Abu with the Height of 1722 Mt or 5650 Feet ! You can Reach here from the local transport of Jeep from Mount Abu Railway station. There's government Bus facility too but it goes from Mount Abu Railway Station to Mount Abu Naaka Bus Stop ! From there choose Jeep to reach at Guru Shikhar ! It's Must Visit Place from Month Of August to Feb ! Beautiful Height and A temple to Visit here !

What a amazing and best place of whole mount abu. It has temple where you have to go by climbing approx 400-500stairs. View is mindblowing and the satifaction after reaching at top is next level.

Feel the open breath on the highest peak of the Aravalli Mountain Range...

Best views of nature mountains and clouds

Rajasthan's highest altitude - Guru Shikhar One of the best experiences of mount Abu. Lemme explain. Spotted around 15KM from mount Abu Nakki Lake. There is a temple on the peak. But the journey from nakki lake to that peak. So many attraction points are there in between. Going there with a vehicle is just another level of experience in itself. It's clearly not about the destination, it's about the journey and destination. At peak, there's just a temple and mesmerising mountain view nothing else. It will be worth it when you enjoy the journey also, the adventures in between. We took almost half a day to reach there because we stopped at so many points. Just advice not to go there by car as there is always so much traffic at peak with the car. Biking will be much better and literally enjoyable. I went there at monsoon by bike and i was feeling like riding among clouds fr. Give a day to Guru shikhar. It will easily consume your entire day but will be worth it. Visit in Monsoon if you wanna feel the heaven vibes. Attaching photos and videos for your reference.

The view from the top is mesmerizing. You are really gonna love it. By sitting beside the window of your vehicle you can enjoy the whole journey with the view.

One of the best places in Mount Abu. I had a wonderful time here. I would recommend boating in the evening. It is a beautiful sight. Later, you can enjoy snacks and beverages.

Must visit place with family and friends in Mount Abu. Have different water activities as per requirement. A peripheral path is also there,good for walking and has different attractions at different points. There is a market with different food,jewellery and clothing outlets.

This Hill Station Lake didn't Feel Real. It was Very Good Experience there. You don't want leave this lake even in Afternoon. It feels like the Frangnance of Environment directly comes from Heaven. And Please Don't Forget to visit Tod Rock there.

Beautiful place but overcrowded with hawkers n sellers. Boating available. Highly lit after sunset.

Had an opportunity to visit it August month,the best month to visit.Foggy atmosphere, in the midst of clouds. Romantic atmosphere, anyone can fall in ❤

This is a beautiful man-made lake as the locals claim it to be. Has wonderful views, selfie point, a boutique temple on the edge of the lake, market is situated right next to it where you can shop and get a bit to eat, there is a boat ride that one can take. Highly recommend to take a boat ride with a private driver as the locals know all the history behind the attractions situated on the lake.

The lake is in length of about a half mile and in width about of a quarter of mile and 20 to 30 ft. deep towards the dam on the west. It is an important tourist attraction of Mount Abu. There is the Toad Rock on a hill near the lake. Toad rock is so called as it looks like a toad about to jump into the lake, from the side of the rock facing the lake. There are two ways to go up and down the rock; to climb the rocky hill side or to use the steps leading down to Nakki Lake. By the side of the lake there is a path leading to Sunset Point. It is forbidden to climb to Sunset Point due to wild animals such as bears and leopards roaming around the path to Sunset Point. Raghunath Temple and Maharaja Jaipur Palace are also on hills near the Lake. Boating in the lake and horse rides around the lake are available. Mahatma Gandhi's ashes were immersed in this holy lake on 12 February 1948 and Gandhi Ghat was constructed.

Excellent place.. Very clean... Well maintained.. Good place for rock climbing....

This lake is one of the best location to visit with your dear ones. Lots of people from The Nakki Lake can be visited throughout the year. However, the best time to explore it is during monsoons and winters for honeymoon, then boat riding at Nakki lake during Sunset time is highly recommended. You Mount trip is incomplete Without visiting Nakki lake. If you are visiting alone then also you can walk around the lake.

Good place for visit and relax…. Near to market so ample of street shopping option. Also they have boating and Zorbing, although I found it but costly…… but they allow pets for boating so your pets can enjoy too

Serene beauty. The path across the lake is very beautiful and you can walk around the lake. At night, the lake looks very pretty with shimmering lights all around. Lots of places eat.

Nakki Lake is a lake situated in the Indian hill station of Mount Abu in Aravalli range. The lake is in length of about a half mile and in width about of a quarter of mile and 20 to 30 ft. deep towards the dam on the west. It is an important tourist attraction of Mount Abu. There is the Toad Rock on a hill near the lake. Toad rock is so called as it looks like a toad about to jump into the lake, from the side of the rock facing the lake. There are two ways to go up and down the rock; to climb the rocky hill side or to use the steps leading down to Nakki Lake. By the side of the lake there is a path leading to Sunset Point. It is forbidden to climb to Sunset Point due to wild animals such as bears and leopards roaming around the path to Sunset Point. Raghunath Temple and Maharaja Jaipur Palace are also on hills near the Lake. Boating in the lake and horse rides around the lake are available.

1.The beautiful and attractive lake located in the center of Mount Abu Hill Station is surrounded by lush greenery, mountains and strangely shaped rocks. 2.There are many old stories associated with this lake. According to them, this lake was created by the gods using nakhas or nails. That is why it is famous by the name of Nakki Lake. 3.On 12 February 1948, the ashes of Mahatma Gandhi were immersed and Gandhi Ghat was constructed nearby. 4.Best time to visit Nakki Lake Mount Abu – You can visit Nakki Lake throughout the year. But the best time to see it is during monsoon and winter season. The temperature here is 30 degrees Celsius in monsoon and 12 degrees in winter. The lush greenery here makes the beauty of the lake more beautiful during monsoon. Summers are hot in Mount Abu. Because of that, it would be better if you avoid visiting between March-June and you should visit the lake from July to January.

Very beautiful place...u can also enjoy boating here price started from 200rs per head..

Beautiful lake with amazing views of landscape and scenery. Boating is also available and you can have a long walk around the lake between the nature, I suggest have a walk early morning.Peaceful and quiet atmosphere.

Took a slow walk around the lake. It’s a nice serene cool walk. Took about an hour. That’s because we stopped many times. Can see the Toad Rock when you go around.

Beautiful place of mt. Abu! The lake is surrounded by mountains. Boating and strolling around the lake is the most enjoyable experience. You can have the best sunset time here on the bank of the lake. Market, honeymoon point, toad rock, vivekanand cave are among the place to visit near Nakki lake. Also, you can find rental bikes, taxi and horses also to roam around this beautiful hill station.

Mount Abu is one of the few places in Rajasthan which is absolutely neat and clean and gorgeous despite being a crowded place. Its circumference is around 3 km, so take some time in hand and give it a complete visit. Do not miss the sunset point too, but be cautious: it has a good height and the path is not smooth always. Not difficult for most people though.

Nakki Lake in Mount Abu offers a serene setting for a boat ride. The tranquil waters and picturesque surroundings make it a delightful experience, providing a peaceful escape. A must-try for those looking to enjoy the beauty of nature from a unique perspective.

Best place for kids in mount abu. Local food stole. Crowdy place. Whenever u go got rush.

Nice experience of boating in nakki lake mount abu, but prices are a bit higher.

This place is the centre of attraction. Must do boating it's worth it. The view at the time of sunset is beautiful. Must try softy outside this lake. Please avoid this place on holidays.

This place is good for Sunset experience. It has walk of around 1 km after parking and few steps at end to reach the view point. Horse and handpushed carts available for those who don't want to walk. There is a entry fee of 85 rs. Per person just to enter. Sunset timings in summer is around 7:30 so you can go there by 6:30 to get a good place and good view. Vendors available for snacks and beverages.

Awesome sunset view but must go 30 minutes before to enjoy. Sunset point entry charges are rupees 100/- per person, which is not worth. Here you ll get horse ride and hand trolley in which 4 person can adjust.

This amazing location in mount Abu called Sunset point. It's walkable distance from parking but horses and hand pulled vehicles are available for people can't walk or enjoy horse riding. We saw beautiful sunset from here. Place was jam packed with people. You can buy water, eatables etc here. Many photographers were available to take pictures as well. Ticket is 130 per person.

You can see a pretty sunset from there. There's a short hike before reaching there. You can find lots of transport options if you don't want to hike. Small food joints are also there.

Amazing sunset view...one must visit while at Mount Abu. The sunset time is 6.30 pm in summer.

One of the tourist spot in Mount Abu. Ticket cost is 130/person. Little climbing is required. Horse ride available for ₹100/horse. You can relax and view sun setting in front of you

Usual sunset point at a hilly place. The best part was going to the point in our Indian jugaadu vehicle, which is pushed by banjaras. You feel bad for them, but then it's their livelihood.

It was an amazing experience at Sunset Point. It was crowded because of the weekend. If you want to secure your place to see the sunset, then you must go before the 30 or 1 hour. It's definitely a worthy place to visit there. I recommend this place if you are planning to visit Mount abu.

Its good place Clam and peaceful. But ticket price is 85rs/person. I guess it costly for only 1 view point. There are nothing other thing to visit. From entry gate to sunset point distance is approx 2 km. By walk or horse riding and some stroller facility available to reach at point. This whole zone under forest reservation so vehicles are not allowed in side the gate. Overall experience is fabulous

The view from here is amazing but due to foggy weather we missed the sunset view otherwise lovely place. Weekends are quite crowded, to reach this place you have to walk around one kilometre. Food and horse carriages are also available.

The sunset point is one the most popular place in Mount Abu. The parking area at here is quite huge to accommodate large number of vehicles. Even though, on peck season, parking area gets cramped. Earlier there was no entry fee but they have a entry fee which is 85 rupees per person, which is excessive compared to experience and amenities this place. There is no drinking water place, washroom, baggage drop area. I would highly suggest to look into this to the management team. After the entry fee, there is a concrete road of about a kilometre to reach to the view spot. If you do not want to walk, you will have options of strollers or horse. At the time of my visit, they were charging 100rs per person for one way drop off. Due to the horses, the whole road gets messy and you have to be very causing while walking. Once you reach to the last spot, you will find this place packed with people if you get a little late. I would highly recommend to reach this place before 1 hour of sunset time. This would ensure to get you the sweet spot to enjoy the fullest. You will find some kids selling water and some snacks there. The seating area was quite clean at the time of arrival. There were few dustbins available to help to keep that way. After the sunset, while leaving the road gets quite dark and the street lights are not very good. Horses and strollers will make too much noises. To avoid this, stay a bit more to get all eager people out first. After that you will find the road empty and easier to walk.

Can be visited if you are in mount abu, 3 to 4 kms from the nakkki lake. As it's a wildlife sanctuary the entrance fee is quite high 160 per person. But the view is good and it's a peaceful place to spend the evening. The place is very crowded on the weekends.

The sunset view is amazing, I enjoyed being there. You have to buy entry tickets that cost Rs. 130 per person, Rs. 50 for age group of 5-12 and kids up to 5 years are free.

The Sunset Point in Mount Abu stands out as one of the most sought-after destinations, drawing visitors with the promise of a spectacular evening vista. The expansive parking area, designed to accommodate a large influx of vehicles, attests to its popularity. However, during peak seasons, the parking space tends to become congested, creating a challenge for visitors. While the Sunset Point was once accessible without an entry fee, a recent policy change now imposes a charge of 85 rupees per person. Some might find this fee excessive, especially considering the limited amenities provided. The absence of facilities like drinking water stations, washrooms, and a designated baggage drop area is a notable concern that warrants attention from the management. Upon payment of the entry fee, a concrete road of approximately one kilometer leads to the actual viewing spot. For those averse to walking, alternatives like strollers or horse rides are available, though the latter contributes to a messy road surface, requiring caution during pedestrian travel. Arriving at the destination reveals a bustling scene, particularly if one arrives closer to sunset. To secure an optimal viewing experience, it is advisable to reach the location at least an hour before sunset. Vendors, often local children, offer water and snacks. The seating area is generally well-maintained, with available dustbins encouraging visitors to contribute to its cleanliness. Post-sunset, leaving the area can be challenging due to insufficient street lighting. Noise from horses and strollers further complicates the departure. Waiting a bit longer after sunset allows the eager crowd to disperse, making the road emptier and more navigable for those choosing to linger a little longer. In conclusion, while the Sunset Point offers a breathtaking experience, addressing parking congestion, entry fees, and amenities could enhance the overall visitor experience.

Rs. 130/person entry fee, i personally feel this is too much. Great view of sunset. Enjoy lot. 1km walk from entry point to actual sunset point. Alternative horse ride an option on weekend too much crowded limited parking space.

Very good view point to see setting sun. It is about 1 km walk from parking. There is availability of horses and other conveniences if a person is unable to walk. Should reach there a bit early, To avoid last minute rush as there is limited availability of parking space. The view point too get crowded at times. Anyways good experience

The Sunset Point located 2 KMs away from the famous Nakki Lake in Mount Abu is a popular view point for a spectacular vantage spot for seeing Mount Abu town and the surrounding hill and a best place for sunset experience. Every sunset is an opportunity to reset, experience it! 😀

Location is good for watching sunset. Tickets price 130 rs per person.