Udaipur Mount Abu Tour brings together two of Rajasthan's most distinctive destinations in one memorable getaway — the royal lakeside city of Udaipur and the peaceful hill station of Mount Abu.
Udaipur is famous for its lakes, palaces, historic temples, colourful old streets and the architectural legacy of Mewar. The city is surrounded by the Aravalli Hills and is popularly known as the City of Lakes. Its most iconic attractions include City Palace, Lake Pichola, Jagdish Temple, Fateh Sagar Lake, Saheliyon Ki Bari and the old city. Rajasthan Tourism also identifies City Palace, Lake Pichola, Jagdish Temple and several other heritage and lake attractions among Udaipur's major places to visit.
Mount Abu provides a completely different experience. Located in the Aravalli Range, it is Rajasthan's only hill station and sits at around 1,722 metres above sea level. The destination is known for its cooler climate, forested hills, viewpoints, Nakki Lake and the intricately carved Dilwara Jain Temples.
This short Rajasthan trip is designed for travellers who want to experience Udaipur sightseeing and Mount Abu sightseeing without spending a full week on the road.
From royal palaces and sunset views over Lake Pichola to peaceful hill roads, marble temples and Nakki Lake, the journey combines heritage, nature, culture, photography and leisure in a compact itinerary.
Whether you are planning a Udaipur trip with friends, a family holiday, a couple's getaway or a short Rajasthan group tour, this itinerary gives you a balanced introduction to both destinations.
Udaipur and Mount Abu trip is ideal for travellers who want to experience two very different sides of Rajasthan.
Udaipur is built around a network of lakes and is closely associated with the history of Mewar. The city's palace architecture, lakefront ghats and surrounding Aravalli hills create some of the most recognisable landscapes in Rajasthan.
The City Palace rises above Lake Pichola and contains courtyards, balconies, pavilions and museum spaces reflecting the city's royal heritage. Lake Pichola itself is one of Udaipur's defining sights, with Jagniwas and Jagmandir located within the lake and the City Palace standing along its eastern bank.
Mount Abu changes the character of the trip completely.
Instead of palaces and lakeside streets, the route climbs towards the Aravalli hills, where travellers encounter forests, viewpoints, rocky landscapes and the cool atmosphere of a hill station.
The combination makes this one of the most attractive short Rajasthan tour packages for travellers who want both culture and nature.
Why Visit Udaipur?
Udaipur is one of Rajasthan's most popular destinations for heritage travel, photography and leisure.
The city offers:
- Royal palaces
- Historic temples
- Lakes and waterfronts
- Heritage havelis
- Local markets
- Traditional Rajasthani culture
- Rooftop cafés
- Sunset viewpoints
- Boat rides
- Photography locations
The city's major attractions include City Palace, Lake Pichola, Jagdish Temple, Fateh Sagar Lake, Saheliyon Ki Bari, Bagore Ki Haveli, Doodh Talai and Sajjangarh/Monsoon Palace.
Why Visit Mount Abu?
Mount Abu is a refreshing contrast to the desert landscapes associated with much of Rajasthan.
At approximately 1,722 metres, it is the state's only hill station and is surrounded by the Aravalli hills. Its combination of greenery, rocky hills, lakes, temples and viewpoints makes it a popular leisure destination.
The most popular places to visit in Mount Abu include:
- Nakki Lake
- Dilwara Jain Temples
- Guru Shikhar
- Toad Rock
- Sunset Point
- Achalgarh
- Mount Abu Wildlife Sanctuary
- Local market and Mall Road
Udaipur Sightseeing Covered in This Tour
Depending on the final operating schedule, the primary Udaipur sightseeing experience includes:
City Palace
The centrepiece of Udaipur's royal heritage.
Lake Pichola
A scenic lake surrounded by palaces, ghats and hills.
Jagdish Temple
Historic temple known for carved architecture.
Udaipur Old City
Ideal for walking, shopping and discovering local culture.
Additional Optional Udaipur Attractions
If time permits or if the itinerary is extended, travellers can consider:
- Fateh Sagar Lake
- Saheliyon Ki Bari
- Bagore Ki Haveli
- Sajjangarh / Monsoon Palace
- Doodh Talai
- Karni Mata Ropeway
- Shilpgram
Rajasthan Tourism and Incredible India list these among Udaipur's notable attractions.
Mount Abu Sightseeing Covered in This Tour
Nakki Lake
The central leisure attraction of Mount Abu.
Toad Rock
A distinctive rock formation offering views towards Nakki Lake.
Dilwara Jain Temples
One of the region's most celebrated examples of marble craftsmanship.
Guru Shikhar
The highest point in the Mount Abu area.
Additional Attractions
Depending on time:
- Sunset Point
- Achalgarh
- Adhar Devi Temple
- Mount Abu Wildlife Sanctuary
- Mount Abu Market / Mall Road
Best Time for Udaipur Mount Abu Trip
Udaipur and Mount Abu can be visited throughout the year, but the experience changes considerably by season.
October to March — Best Overall Season
This is generally the most comfortable period for sightseeing.
Why Visit?
- Pleasant daytime weather
- Comfortable sightseeing
- Cooler evenings
- Better conditions for walking
- Good photography conditions
This is an excellent season for a Udaipur Mount Abu holiday.
April to June — Summer
Udaipur can become hot during the day.
Mount Abu provides a cooler escape because of its higher elevation.
Best For
Travellers who want to combine a Rajasthan city trip with a hill-station break.
Carry:
- Sunglasses
- Sunscreen
- Hat/cap
- Light cotton clothing
- Comfortable shoes
- One light jacket for Mount Abu evenings
July to September — Monsoon
The monsoon can transform the Aravalli landscape.
Mount Abu becomes greener and the hills can look especially scenic.
However, road travel can be affected by rainfall, so the itinerary may need operational adjustments.
Why Choose a Udaipur + Mount Abu Trip?
Combining these two destinations allows you to experience two very different landscapes in one holiday.
In Udaipur
You experience:
Palaces + lakes + history + culture
In Mount Abu
You experience:
Hills + forests + temples + viewpoints
Together, they create a well-balanced Rajasthan itinerary.
How to Reach Udaipur
By Air
Udaipur is served by Maharana Pratap Airport, which connects the city with several major Indian destinations.
Airport transfers can be arranged depending on the package.
By Train
Udaipur City Railway Station connects the city with several major Indian cities.
Travellers arriving by train can coordinate their arrival with the Himtrek pickup plan.
By Road
Udaipur is well connected by road with:
- Delhi
- Jaipur
- Ahmedabad
- Jodhpur
- Kota
- Mumbai
- Other Rajasthan cities
How to Reach Mount Abu
By Train
The nearest major railway station is Abu Road, located below Mount Abu.
From Abu Road, travellers can continue towards Mount Abu by road.
By Road
Mount Abu is connected by road with:
- Udaipur
- Ahmedabad
- Jodhpur
- Jaipur
- Other Rajasthan destinations
The final section towards Mount Abu climbs through the Aravalli hills.
Udaipur Mount Abu Tour from Delhi
Travellers from Delhi can join the Himtrek group departure according to the selected departure schedule.
A typical group-tour structure may look like:
Delhi → Udaipur → Mount Abu → Delhi
For overnight departures, the road journey can be used to save daytime travel hours.
The exact departure point and timings should always be confirmed on the selected trip date.
Udaipur Mount Abu Tour from Ahmedabad
Udaipur and Mount Abu are also popular with travellers from Gujarat.
A combined itinerary provides an easy way to experience:
Ahmedabad → Mount Abu → Udaipur
or
Ahmedabad → Udaipur → Mount Abu
depending on the departure plan.
The best route depends on the final Himtrek departure schedule.
Udaipur Mount Abu Tour from Jaipur
Travellers starting from Jaipur can combine Udaipur and Mount Abu as a short Rajasthan circuit.
A possible route is:
Jaipur → Udaipur → Mount Abu
The route can be extended with additional Rajasthan destinations if a longer holiday is planned.
Udaipur Mount Abu Tour from Mumbai
For travellers coming from Mumbai, Udaipur can serve as the cultural starting point before continuing towards Mount Abu.
The route is particularly suitable for travellers looking for a Rajasthan road trip combined with a hill-station experience.
Important Information
- The itinerary is subject to traffic, weather and local operational conditions.
- The order of sightseeing may change without reducing the overall experience.
- Attraction entry fees are included only when specifically mentioned.
- Boat rides are subject to availability and operating conditions.
- Temple entry and photography rules must be followed.
- Hotel check-in/check-out follows the property's standard timings.
- Room allocation depends on the sharing option selected.
- Travellers are responsible for their personal belongings.
- Any optional activity is at the traveller's own cost.
- Delays caused by traffic, weather, road restrictions or unforeseen circumstances may affect the schedule.
- Himtrek reserves the right to make reasonable itinerary changes for safety and operational reasons.
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