Udaipur Mount Abu Tour Package – Romantic Getaway with Hills & Lakes

Rajasthan's Finest Getaway Udaipur to Mount Abu Trip

The Udaipur Mount Abu tour package by Root Indians is the perfect way to explore two of Rajasthan's most beautiful destinations. Udaipur, known as the City of Lakes, offers royal palaces, serene lakes, and rich Rajasthani culture. Mount Abu, the only hill station in Rajasthan, gives you a refreshing escape with cool weather, lush green forests, and ancient temples.

Overview Of Udaipur Mount Abu Tour Package

This Udaipur and Mount Abu tour package is ideal for couples, families, friends, and solo travelers who want to experience the best of southern Rajasthan. With Root Indians, your journey from Udaipur to Mount Abu is well-planned, comfortable, and filled with wonderful experiences. We take care of your hotels, transport, sightseeing, and everything in between so that you can enjoy every moment of your Udaipur Mount Abu trip.

Whether you are looking for a romantic getaway, a family vacation, or a peaceful retreat, the Mount Abu and Udaipur package by Root Indians has something for everyone. The distance from Udaipur to Mount Abu is only about 160 km, making it easy to cover both destinations in one trip.

Root Indians has years of experience in organizing tours across Rajasthan. Our Mount Abu Udaipur tour is designed to give you the best value for your money. From luxury to budget options, we customize every Udaipur Mount Abu tour to match your needs and preferences.

 Top visited places for both destinations:

UDAIPUR — Top Places to Visit

1. City Palace
The largest palace complex in Rajasthan, City Palace sits majestically on the banks of Lake Pichola. Built over nearly 400 years by successive Mewar rulers, it is a stunning blend of Rajput and Mughal architecture. Inside you will find courtyards, museums, royal chambers, mirror work, and some of the most spectacular lake views in all of India. A full visit easily takes 2 to 3 hours and is an absolute must on any Udaipur itinerary.

2. Lake Pichola
Lake Pichola is the soul of Udaipur. An artificial freshwater lake built in 1362, it is surrounded by palaces, ghats, temples, and hills that create one of the most photographed landscapes in India. A boat ride on Lake Pichola — especially at sunset — is one of those travel experiences you simply cannot miss. The lake also holds two famous island palaces: Jag Niwas (the Lake Palace Hotel) and Jag Mandir.

3. Jagmandir Island Palace
Rising dramatically from the waters of Lake Pichola, Jagmandir Island Palace is a 17th-century royal retreat that feels like something out of a dream. Accessible only by boat, the island offers stunning views of City Palace, beautifully maintained gardens, royal architecture, and a sense of calm that is hard to find on the mainland. It is said that Shah Jahan took inspiration from Jagmandir when designing the Taj Mahal.

4. Ambrai Ghat
Ambrai Ghat is widely considered the most scenic spot in Udaipur, offering an unobstructed front-row view of City Palace, the Lake Palace, and Jagmandir all reflected in the waters of Lake Pichola. It is the best place in the city to watch the sunset, and the atmosphere in the evenings — with boats gliding past and the palace lit up — is truly magical. Entry is just ₹10 to ₹20.

5. Jagdish Temple
Built in 1651 by Maharana Jagat Singh, Jagdish Temple is a towering example of Indo-Aryan architecture located just steps from City Palace. Every inch of the three-storey structure is covered in intricate stone carvings of deities, dancers, elephants, and musicians. The main idol of Lord Vishnu, carved from a single piece of black stone, sits at the heart of a deeply peaceful and spiritually charged atmosphere.

6. Saheliyon Ki Bari
Translated as the Garden of the Maidens, Saheliyon Ki Bari was built by Maharana Sangram Singh in the 18th century as a leisure garden for the royal women of the court. The garden is beautifully maintained and features marble pavilions, lotus pools, elegant fountains, and lush green lawns. It is a wonderfully peaceful place to spend a quiet morning and one of Udaipur's most charming attractions. Entry is just ₹30.

7. Bagore Ki Haveli
Bagore Ki Haveli is an 18th-century heritage mansion located right on the banks of Lake Pichola near Gangaur Ghat. Today it functions as a fascinating museum showcasing Rajasthani royal costumes, traditional jewellery, antique household items, mirror work, and cultural artefacts from the Mewar era. The evening folk dance performance held here is one of the highlights of any Udaipur visit and offers a wonderful introduction to Rajasthani performing arts.

8. Fateh Sagar Lake
Fateh Sagar is a beautiful artificial lake located just north of Lake Pichola, surrounded by the Aravalli hills on three sides. It is a favourite spot among locals and visitors alike for evening walks, boat rides, and watching the sunset over the water. The lake also has a small island called Nehru Island with a public park, and another island housing a solar observatory. The overall setting is calm, scenic, and far less crowded than the main tourist areas.

9. Vintage Car Museum
Udaipur's Vintage and Classic Car Museum is a true delight for history and automobile enthusiasts. Housed in the royal garage of the City Palace complex, it displays a remarkable collection of vintage cars that once belonged to the Maharanas of Mewar — including a 1934 Rolls Royce, a 1939 Cadillac, and several other rare and beautifully preserved vehicles. It offers a fascinating glimpse into the lavish lifestyle of Rajasthan's royal families.

10. Shilpgram
Shilpgram is a rural arts and crafts village located about 3 kilometres from Udaipur, set up to preserve and promote the traditional crafts, music, and lifestyle of western India. The complex features recreated village huts from Rajasthan, Gujarat, Goa, and Maharashtra, along with live demonstrations by artisans, folk performances, and a craft market. It is especially lively during the annual Shilpgram Utsav held every December.

MOUNT ABU — Top Places to Visit

1. Dilwara Jain Temples
The Dilwara Temples are without question the crown jewel of Mount Abu and among the most extraordinary religious monuments in all of India. Built between the 11th and 13th centuries by the Chalukya dynasty, the five marble temples are renowned for their jaw-dropping craftsmanship — every pillar, ceiling, arch, and doorway is carved with such intricate detail that the stone appears to transform into lacework. The temples are open to non-Jain visitors from 11 AM to 5 PM. Cameras and mobile phones are not permitted inside, which only adds to the sacred, meditative atmosphere.

2. Nakki Lake
Nakki Lake sits at the very heart of Mount Abu and is the social hub of the hill station. According to Hindu legend, the lake was dug out by the gods using only their nails. Today it is a favourite spot for boating, evening walks along the promenade, and simply soaking in the cool mountain air. The surrounding market area is lively and full of shops, cafes, and street food stalls, making Nakki Lake the perfect place to spend a relaxed afternoon or evening.

3. Guru Shikhar
At 1,722 metres above sea level, Guru Shikhar is the highest peak in the entire Aravalli Range and one of the most rewarding viewpoints in Rajasthan. The summit is home to the ancient Dattatreya Temple and offers sweeping 360-degree panoramic views of the surrounding hills, valleys, and forests. The best time to visit is at sunrise, when the mist still clings to the hills and the light turns everything golden. Entry is free, and around 300 steps lead up to the temple at the top.

4. Toad Rock
Toad Rock is one of Mount Abu's most iconic natural landmarks — a large rock formation near Nakki Lake that bears a striking resemblance to a toad about to leap into the water. A hike of around 200 steps brings you to the top, where the views over Nakki Lake, the surrounding hills, and the town below are absolutely spectacular. It is one of the best sunset spots in Mount Abu and a favourite with photographers and nature lovers.

5. Sunset Point
True to its name, Sunset Point is the most popular spot in Mount Abu for watching the sun go down over the Aravalli hills. The viewpoint fills up with visitors every evening, creating a lively and festive atmosphere as the sky turns shades of orange, pink, and purple over the horizon. It is a short and easy walk from the main town, and the views — especially on a clear day — are genuinely breathtaking.

6. Achalgarh Fort
Achalgarh Fort is a historic 14th-century fort located about 11 kilometres from Mount Abu town. Originally built by the Paramara rulers and later renovated by Maharana Kumbha of Mewar, the fort offers sweeping views of the surrounding landscape and houses the beautiful Achaleshwar Mahadev Temple within its walls. The temple is particularly significant — it enshrines a natural depression in the earth said to represent the toe of Lord Shiva. The fort and temple together make for a fascinating half-day excursion.

7. Trevor's Tank
Trevor's Tank is a peaceful wildlife reserve located about 5 kilometres from Mount Abu town, deep inside the Aravalli forest. Built by a British engineer named Trevor in the 19th century, the reservoir is now a natural habitat for mugger crocodiles, migratory birds, and occasional sightings of wildlife including black bears. The forest trail leading to the tank is scenic and refreshing, and the overall setting is wonderfully far removed from the bustle of the main town. Entry is ₹145 per person.

8. Mount Abu Wildlife Sanctuary
Spread across over 290 square kilometres of the Aravalli hills, Mount Abu Wildlife Sanctuary is home to a rich variety of flora and fauna. The sanctuary shelters leopards, sloth bears, sambhar deer, wild boar, hyenas, and over 250 species of birds. It is also home to rare orchids and medicinal plants found nowhere else in Rajasthan. Jeep safaris and nature walks are available, making it a wonderful addition to the itinerary for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers.

9. Brahma Kumaris Peace Park & Museum
Mount Abu is the global headquarters of the Brahma Kumaris spiritual organisation, and their Peace Park and Om Shanti Bhavan are open to visitors of all faiths. The beautifully landscaped peace park offers a calm and reflective environment, while the museum inside explores themes of spirituality, meditation, and world harmony through interactive exhibits. It is a unique and quietly moving experience that adds a meaningful dimension to any Mount Abu visit.

10. Honeymoon Point (Anadra Point)
Honeymoon Point, also known as Anadra Point, is a scenic viewpoint overlooking a deep valley in the Aravalli hills. It is a favourite among couples for its romantic setting and stunning views, particularly in the early morning when the valley is filled with mist. The point also offers a beautiful view of two hills that appear to lean towards each other, which locals romantically describe as a couple in an embrace. It is a short drive from the main town and well worth the visit.

Best Time to Plan a Trip to Mount Abu and Udaipur

The best time for your Udaipur and Mount Abu tour depends on what experience you are looking for:

October to March – This is the peak season with pleasant weather. Ideal for sightseeing and outdoor activities. The temperature ranges from 10°C to 28°C, making it perfect for the Udaipur Mount Abu tour.

April to June – Udaipur can be warm, but Mount Abu in Udaipur's nearby region offers cooler temperatures. Many travelers head from Udaipur to Mount Abu during summer for relief from the heat.

July to September – Monsoon season brings lush greenery to both destinations. The Nakki Lake and waterfalls near Mount Abu look stunning during this time.
Root Indians recommends the winter months (November to February) as the ideal time for the Mount Abu and Udaipur tour.