Temples in Mount Abu
Mount Abu Temples
Mount Abu is situated in the Aravalli Range and is located in the Sirohi district of Rajasthan. It is the only hill station in the state and is known for its pleasant climate, Natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. One of the top places to visit is Arbuda Devi Temple a Hindu temple situated on a hill in Mount Abu. The temple is dedicated to Goddess Durga. The temple was named after the 'Adhar' of the Goddess Durga, which fell at the site and was found hanging in mid-air. The temple is visited by people in large numbers during the nine days of the famous festival 'Navratri, and the best time to visit is from the month of October to February.
Frequently Asked Questions(FAQ)
1. Which season is best for visiting Mount Abu?
The winter season months from October to February are the ideal times to visit Mount Abu. This is the best season to explore without any disturbance. But in these months you can find this place crowded.
2. Which is the main attraction on Mount Abu?
There are several pilgrimage sites on Mount Abu, but the primary attraction is the Dilwara Jain Temple which is known for its beautiful marble carvings and artistry.
3. Is there any Shaktipeeth in Mount Abu?
Yes, the Arbuda Devi Temple in Mount Abu is one of the Shakti Peeths out of the 51 in India. It is believed that the half-body part of Sati (‘Adhar’) fell here. For devotees of Devi Durga, this is the most significant pilgrimage place.
4. Can I visit Mount Abu during Navratri?
You can go to Mount Abu during the Navratri celebration in fact, this might be one of the ideal times to go to Arbuda Devi Temple. During this festival, the whole city is radiant with bright light.
5. Is there any accommodation available in Mount Abu?
Yes, you can easily book rooms and Dharmashala in Mount Abu from YatraDham.org for a reasonable price. Find and book your stay at Mount Abu right away.
