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The
secluded hill station of Rajasthan Mount Abu, once a part of Chauhan
kingdom, served as a summer resort of the Rajputs. Later it became a head
quarters to the British residency. Placed on the boundary between Rajasthan
and Gujarat, this is the only hill station in India, located in the middle
of a land, which is nothing but an arid desert. The man made beauty, perched
hills, rich flora, the amazing architectural wonders and the scenic beauty
come together to make Mount Abu. Apart from the structural beauty, this
place is the natural implication consisting of gigantic rocks, lovely lakes
and salubrious climate, making Abu a perfect place amidst the dry land of
Rajasthan. Mount Abu offers you the best of all possible worlds with beauty
in the form of Dilwara caves, the chief centre of Brahmakumaris, Nakki Lake
and elegant temples.
| Airport : | Udaipur (135 km) is the only nearest airport. Flights from Delhi, Jaipur and Mumbai are easily available to Udaipur. |
| Railway Station : | Abu Road is the nearest railway station, which is located about 22 kms from Mount Abu. Ahmadabad, Jaipur, Mumbai and all major cities are well connected by this station. |
| Bus Station : | Deluxe buses of Rajasthan roadways ply at regular intervals from Abu to all major cities. |
The
unique backdrop of this temple makes it look more beautiful and majestic. A
sculpted cow in the temple compound and a beautiful stream flowing gives a
magnificent diorama of the whole compound. 
Delwara
Jain temples have been very popular for their sheer beauty and elegance.
Built between 11 and 13th century these temples are made up of white marble.
Dedicated to Lord Tirthankaras, these temples are a great example of temple
architecture. 
