Commencez votre excursion dès votre prise en charge par votre chauffeur à votre hôtel d'Udaipur à 8h00 ou 9h00. Montez à bord de la voiture avec chauffeur et partez pour les temples de Dilwara et le mont Abu. Comptez 3 heures de route, soit environ 150 km depuis Udaipur. Avec chauffeur anglophone. Explorez les temples de Dilwara, construits au XIe siècle et dédiés au jaïnisme Tirthankara. Entièrement construits en marbre, ils abritent cinq petits temples. Promenez-vous et admirez leurs caractéristiques impressionnantes : sculptures complexes, peintures incisées, piliers sculptés, mandaps, arches et plafonds somptueux. Le soir, profitez d'une promenade en bateau sur le lac Nakki. Plus tard, flânez dans les bazars locaux jusqu'au Sunset Point, d'où vous pourrez admirer la magnifique vue sur le coucher du soleil. Après la visite, retour à Udaipur et retour à votre destination préférée.

Sunset Point, a mesmerizing viewpoint near Nakki Lake in Mount Abu has all the pleasures of the world packed and delivered to your heart. The place offers unprecedented views of the gorgeous hills, kissed with the radiating rays of the sun. The sunset point is a retreat for all nature lovers to bask in the glory of the last rays of the sun. You will surely be in awe of the magic that unfolds, as the sun sets, coloring the sky in varied shades of red and orange, making the greens on the hills seem ever more refreshing. Take in the lovely views of the hill station, at this scenic spot, coupled with the warm embrace of the sun.

Amidst the green Aravali hills lies the beautiful yet shimmering Naki Lake. This picture perfect lake is surrounded by mountains, gardens and rock formations. The monsoon season is the best time to enjoy the enchanting views of this pool with your loved ones. It is the only Indian artificial lake which is situated at a height of 1200 km above sea level. As per legends, this lake was made by deities by using nakh's or nails. That is why it is famous by the name of Nakki Lake. Go for boating on this lake, and come back with memories which you will cherish throughout your life.

Famous for its exceptionally striking architecture and marble carving, Dilwara temple is one of the most beautiful Jain temples in the world. The shrine is adorned with minute statuettes on the walls, gateways, archways, pillars, and panels. If one wants to soak themselves in religious spirits, then they should not miss an excursion to this temple on their tour to Mount Abu. One step in this temple and visitors will be spellbound by its enchanting interiors. A profound example of the Nagara style of architecture, Dilwara temple was built between the 11th and the 13th century by Vastupal Tejpal. Within the temple there are 5 small temples

Guru Shikar is located at a height of 1772 meters above sea level, and one can enjoy the view of Mount Abu region from this peak. One can see the temple of Guru Dattatreya on this peak who was said to be the incarnation of Lord Hindu, Lord Brahma and Lord Shiva. Other important temples situated at this mountain peak are Chamundi Temple, Shiva Temple and Mira Temple. This mountain peak is located at a distance of 15 km from Mount Abu in the Aravalli range. Landmark of Guru Dattatreya Temple is the huge bells which one can see at the entrance of the temple.

Mount Abu is considered as a hub of cultural activities since pre-historic times. Built in 1962 within the premises of Raj Bhawan, the main purpose of this museum is to preserve the archaeological wealth of the region. This museum is so interesting that it attracts crowds of all age group. The major attractions of this place are paintings, tribal works and sculptures. It also boasts some Jain bronze carvings and unique brass artefacts whose artistic beauty will leave anyone awestruck.