AIR
Alliance Air has daily flights from Delhi, Mumbai, Jaipur and Jodhpur. Jet has daily connections from Delhi and Mumbai.

Airport
Nearest airport is located at Udaipur, 185 km away from the hill station. It is connected with Mumbai, Delhi, Jodhpur and Jaipur.

RAIL
Rajdhani Swaran Jayanti Express, Gujarat Mail, Aravali Express, Ashram Express.

Railway station
Abu Road is the nearest railhead. It falls on the Mumbai-Ahmedabad-Jaipur-Delhi line.

ROAD
About 505 km from Jaipur, 767 km from Delhi, 221 km from Ahmedabad and 185 km from Udaipur. The 29 km winding stretch from Abu Road to Mount Abu is best covered during daylight. You can take a taxi, jeep or bus to the hill station. Unmetered taxis and jeeps are available at Abu Road. Convenient deluxe buses, that cost no more than Rs 200-Rs 250, run regularly to and from nearby cities. State roadways buses ply daily from Abu Road to Mt Abu, 6 am onwards.

Bus terminus
There are two bus terminuses, one is on Abu Road next to the railway station from where private buses start. The other bus terminus is located just south of central Mt Abu, close to the police station.

CLIMATE
During summer, temperatures remain between 23° C and 33° C, while winter temperatures range from 11° C to 28° C.

STD CODE
02974

Nakki Lake
Set amidst the hills, it?s the only artificial lake in India that is 1,200 m above sea level. The lake, dotted with several mini islands, is a popular spot for boating. There are plenty of small restaurants around the lake, but don?t expect anything exceptional. You can get your picture clicked in traditional Rajasthani garb for Rs 20-30.

Sunset Points
Catch the setting sun at Sunset Point and Honeymoon Point. Both spots are major tourist attractions. Apart from the multihued sunset, the Sunset Road is often visited for an amusement park for children. Swings and rides are individually paid for inside.

Dilwara Temples
Built between the 11^th and 13^th centuries, the Dilwara Jain temples are known to possess the most intricate marble carving in the world, unequalled in lightness and workmanship. The Vimal Vasahi temple, which took 14 years to complete, is dedicated to Adinath, the first Tirthankara. 48 elegantly carved pillars support the ornate interiors of the front hall. Cosmological themes etched into the walls tell stories of the saints in temple Neminath. Entry is free; but no shoes, cameras or transistors are allowed in. Non-Jains can visit between noon and 6 pm daily. The temple complex is located 3 km northeast of Mt Abu. Taxis and jeeps are available at Rs 20 from town centre. Private guides are available for Rs 40-50 for a guided tour.

Wildlife Sanctuary
Watch leopards and crocodiles in action at the wildlife sanctuary, a stone s throw from Neminath. Entry is Rs 10 and the place is usually crowded.

Brahma Kumari Spiritual University
Situated at the Om Shanti Bhawan, close to Nakki Lake. The museum close by holds free meditation classes daily from 8 am to 8 pm.

Adhar Devi Temple
Climb 200-odd steps to visit the famous Adhar Devi temple situated 3 km northeast of the town centre. The temple is built inside a natural cleft in the rock. Enjoy the superb views the temple offers of Mount Abu.

Doodh Baori
This is considered the traditional source of pure milk for gods and sages. It is situated slightly ahead of the Brahma Kumari University.

Guru Shikhar
An important Hindu pilgrimage site, Guru Shikhar, located 15 km northeast of central Abu, is the highest peak of the Aravalli range. Panoramic views attract crowds to this 1,922 m tall peak.

Try the Rajasthan Government Handicrafts Emporium, Rajasthali, for some authentic Rajasthani handicrafts and artifacts. The linen sanganeri prints, marble, sandalwood and stone curios are also good souvenirs. Also have a look at the beautiful Kota saris and bangles. Shops offering curios are located on and around Nakki Lake Road.