OVERVIEW
This four-day tour pairs Udaipur — India's most romantic lake city — with Mount Abu, Rajasthan's only hill station and home to the breathtaking Dilwara Jain Temples. Udaipur's marble palaces reflected in shimmering lakes contrast magnificently with the forested cool heights of Mount Abu, where 11th-century marble temples represent perhaps the finest stone carvings anywhere in the world. Together, they make for a Rajasthan experience of exceptional diversity and beauty.
Tour Highlights
City Palace & Lake Pichola
City Palace and Lake Pichola of Udaipur
Dilwara Jain Temples
Dilwara Jain Temples — finest marble carving in the world
Nakki Lake
Nakki Lake in Mount Abu at sunset
Guru Shikhar
Guru Shikhar — highest peak in Rajasthan
Bagore ki Haveli
Bagore ki Haveli folk performance in Udaipur
Monsoon Palace
Sunset Monsoon Palace (Sajjangarh) view in Udaipur
Itinerary
DAY-WISE ITINERARY
Inclusions
- Private air-conditioned vehicle throughout
- Professional English-speaking guide
- 3 nights accommodation (Udaipur 2N, Mount Abu 1N)
- Boat ride on Lake Pichola
- All toll, parking & driver allowances
- Bottled water throughout
Exclusions
- Flights or trains to/from Rajasthan
- Meals and beverages
- Monument entry fees
- Boat ride at Nakki Lake
- Tips for guide and driver
BEST TIME TO VISIT
October to March. Mount Abu is pleasant even in summer (max 33°C) as it's elevated. Avoid monsoon (July–September) for road safety.
THINGS TO CARRY
- Light cotton clothes for Udaipur, extra layer for Mount Abu evenings
- Camera for lake, palace, and temple carvings
- Modest clothing for Jain temples (white or light-coloured preferred)
- Walking shoes for fort and hill walks
- Sunscreen and hat
- Cash for shopping in bazaars
IMPORTANT NOTES
- Dilwara Temples: leather items and photography strictly prohibited inside; lockers available.
- Non-Jains are welcome at Dilwara Temples with appropriate etiquette.
- Mount Abu has a small town feel — relaxed and safe for families.
- Achalgarh Fort is a lesser-visited gem — stunning for those interested in medieval architecture.
- Mount Abu is Rajasthan's only hill station — a unique microclimate in a desert state.