Mount Abu is a small city located in Rajasthan amidst of Aravalli hills and surrounded by forests. This city is a hub of the most popular temples and religious places in India. Some of these temples are even ancient and mentioned in Hindu legends. Apart from that the architectural value of this place is so high which made them so popular. These places are not only popular amongst people but also famous amongst general tourists too. &nbsp;The ancient history, scenic beauty, mindblowing architecture, intricate carving, intricate idols of deities made from one solid stone made these temples popular amongst the travel freak across the country. Here we present the 7 most amazing temples of Mount Abu which you should explore.

This temple is located amidst lush green Aravalli Hills in Mount Abu, Rajasthan. This place is known as the most beautiful pilgrimage place in India. This temple was designed by Vastupal Tejpal and built by Vimal Shah between the 11th to 13th centuries. This temple is known for the exotic intricate craving in every corner and wall. From the outside this temple look quite simple there is no intricate design on the outside but when you step inside the temple you will shock by the breathtaking design and architecture of the temple. This temple is the assemble of five equally beguiling temples namely Vimal Vasahi, Luna Vasahi, Pittalhar, Parshavanatha, and Mahavir Swami Temple. These five temples are dedicated to &nbsp;Lord Adinath, Lord Rishabhdeo, Lord Neminath, Lord Mahavir Swami, and Lord Parsavanath respectively. Out of these five, Vimal Vasahi and Luna Vasahi are the most famous. Cameras and any kind of electronic gadgets are strictly prohibited inside the temple. &nbsp;
 
 
Traveller Information:
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 <li>Famous for: Amazing design and architecture</li>
 <li>Timings: For Jains: 6:00 AM - 6:00 PM, For Non-Jains: 12:00 PM - 6:00 PM</li>
 <li>location: Delwara, Mount Abu, Rajasthan 307501&nbsp;</li>
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This temple is considered as the most sacred pilgrim place in Mount Abu. This is one of the strong testimony of intricate architecture and Rajasthani Heritage. According to legends, ‘Adhar’ of the goddess fall, and it was found hanging in mid-air owing to which the temple is known as Adhar Devi temple. Arbuda Devi is considered the incarnation of Katyayani Devi. This place has a different craze during Navratri. To reach this temple you have to cross 365 steps and each steps symbols each day in a year. The whole temple is constructed out of one huge solid piece of rock and to reach the inner sanctum you have to crawl through a narrow cave, which is the most interesting part of this temple. &nbsp;
 
 
Traveller Information:
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 <li>Famous for: most sacred pilgrim place</li>
 <li>Timings: 5:00 AM - 12:00 PM, 4:00 PM - 8:00 PM</li>
 <li>Location: JP46+2WP, Arbuda Devi, Mount Abu, Rajasthan&nbsp;</li>
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This temple is 650 years old temple and located on the shore of Nakki Lake in Mount Abu. This temple is dedicated to the reincarnation of Lord Vishnu. This temple is considered one of the most sacred places on earth. Here Raghunath, the deity of this temple is believed to save his followers from all the natural calamities and liberate them from the pain and problems of life. This temple is the architectural heritage of the Mewar dynasty. The delicate paintings and carvings in each wall along with the exquisitely carved idol of Shri &nbsp;Raghunath Ji are the main attractions of this temple. According to legends, this temple was built by Shri Ramanand who was a 14th-century Hindu scholar. &nbsp;
 
 
Traveller Information:
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 <li>Famous for: most sacred places on earth</li>
 <li>Timings: 5:00 AM - 12:00 PM, 4:00 PM - 8:00 PM</li>
 <li>Location: HPV4+52Q, Nakki Lake, Mount Abu, Rajasthan&nbsp;</li>
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This is one of the most visited pilgrimage sites in Mount Abu. This temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. &nbsp;The main attraction of this temple is the sacred climb of 700 stairs which offers panoramic views of the valley on both sides. Apart from being a religious place, this place is also known as a place of meditation. This temple is located amidst dense forest which makes this place an adventurous spot too. Here in this temple, a Gomukh (cow’s head) will welcome you inside the temple along with the status of Nandi, Lord Shiva, Lord Krishna, Lord Rama, and Rishi Vasishtha. &nbsp;There is a mysterious water stream falling from the mouth of Gomukh dedicated to Nandi. This temple was built as a dedication to Saint Vashishth, who performed yagna which created the four major Rajput clans. According to legends during the Ram Vanvas, Ram and Lakshman came to this place to attain Gyan and blessings from Rishi Vashistha who was residing here. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
 
Traveller Information:
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 <li>Famous for: most sacred places for devotees of Lord Shiva</li>
 <li>Timings: 6:00 AM - 6:00 PM</li>
 <li>Location: 5 km away from Mount Abu&nbsp;</li>
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This temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and located in the Achalgarh Fort complex in Mount Abu. This temple is believed to be built around the toe print of Lord Shiva who is worshipped here in the form of Shivalinga. This Shivalinga is believed to change color three times during the day- like red in the morning, in the afternoon the color is changed to saffron and in the evening the color becomes wheatish. There is a four-tonne statue of five metals. This temple also houses a pit which is believed by many to be the doorway to Naraka, the netherworld. &nbsp;
 
Traveller Information:
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 <li>Famous for: built around the toe print of Lord Shiva and the color-changing Shivalinga</li>
 <li>Timings: &nbsp;6 AM - 8 PM</li>
 <li>Location: JQ98+7M9, Achal Gadh, Rajasthan&nbsp;&nbsp;</li>
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This place is another sacred place is of Lord Shiva and quite famous amongst the devotees of Lord Shiva. This place has 9 feet tall with a width of 7.5 feet Shivalinga made of black stone which gives it the impression of the dreadlocks of Lord Shiva. &nbsp;This Shivalinga was worshipped here in 1977. This temple was established back in 1977 by Shri Mahishanand Giri Maharaj. Every day the Shivliga was worshipped by 108 Aegle Marmelos leaves along with 1000 lotus. Upanishads and Vedas are narrated every day here by Swamiji. The place around the temple is quite peaceful and filled with trees. There is a small pond with lotus flowers and Utrasum beads (Rudraksha) are also seen around the temple. &nbsp;
 
Traveller Information:
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 <li>Famous for: 9 feet tall with a width of 7.5 feet Shivalinga made of black stone&nbsp;</li>
 <li>Timings: &nbsp;8: 30 am - 9: 30 am (morning), 4:30 pm to 5: 30 pm in the evening</li>
 <li>Location: HPV8+W87, Mount Abu, Rajasthan&nbsp;</li>
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This temple is most famous amongst the other swami Narayan temple in India. This temple is located at the top of the scenic hill with a panorama view of Mount Abu. Besides being a temple this is a Seva ashram which is the home for the treatment of needy people who can not afford expensive treatment in hospitals. This temple is dedicated to Swaminarayan or Sahajananad Swami who was a renowned yogi. This is a peaceful place appropriate for meditation. This place is quite famous for its location and the scenic eye treating view of nature. &nbsp;
 
Traveller Information:
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 <li>Famous for: scenic eye-treating view of nature.&nbsp;</li>
 <li>Timings: &nbsp;5:00 am – 8:00 pm</li>
 <li>Location: Adhar Devi Road, Mount Abu, Rajasthan&nbsp;</li>
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So, which temple do you want to explore next? The name of these temples is quite new for you but trust me, these temples are the gems of India. These temples are open for people from all religions and cast. These temples are a hub of mystery and adventure too. If you are interested in Hindu mythology then you can surely visit these temples. Along with that, the historical values of these temples are so high. Some of these temples are even related to Hindu Legends Ramayana and Mahabharata. Exploring these temples would be a lifetime experience for you, so just grab a backpack ad head towards the historical journey of the temples. &nbsp;

Temples in Mount Abu

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8 May 2026

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