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Despite the fact that Mount Abu was formerly the Rajputana monarchs' summer capital, it is still a pleasant destination to visit in the summer.
Monsoons are a great time to visit Mount Abu if you enjoy wildlife. Despite the fact that the region receives less rainfall, these brief showers make the area feel fresher and greener.
Winter is a great time to visit Mount Abu since, despite its elevation, it does not receive snowfall throughout the winter months.
The Gurjars and Rajputs regard it as their spiritual home.
It is the Brahma Kumaris' spiritual home.
It is the lone hill station in Rajasthan, and it is located on the Gujarat border.
Mount Abu's tallest peak, Guru Shikhar, stands at 1722 meters.
The best approach to get a feel for the city is to rent a car.
The Rajasthan government's flagship transportation business, the Rajasthan State Transport Corporation, runs a variety of buses from adjacent cities to Mount Abu.
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Rajasthani, English and Hindi