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Mount Abu Tour, Rajasthan

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Prime Attraction : Dilwara Jain Temples - Gaumukh Temple

Mount Abu Tour in Rajasthan, India Mount Abu is a picturesque hill-station which is actually a plateau lying at an altitude of 1200 meters and is rich in vegetation. This is also the highest point between the Nilgiris in the south and the Himalayan range up north. While driving uphill to Mount Abu, there is a range of huge smooth rocks with weird shapes, a result of erosion by high velocity winds.

According to the legends, Abu stands for the son of the Himalayas. Mount Abu served as a retreat to many sages and seers including the famous sage Vashistha. Mount Abu today is a Jain pilgrim centre. The magnificent Dilwara temple is the greatest attraction of Mount Abu and there are many more archaeological remains. There are various interesting treks and picnic spots close by.

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Dilwara Jain Temples

Mount Abu in Rajasthan, India Built in the 11 th and 13 th centuries, these are architectural wonders in translucent white marble. These temples are famous for their rich, intricate marble carvings.

The temple Vimal Vasahi, which is the oldest of these Jain temples, was built in 1031 A.D by Vimal Shah. It is dedicated to Adinath, first tirthankar. Situated in the village of Dilwara, this depicts Gurjar-Pratitar temple architecture, made up of a central shrine, a room with a transcept, a large colonnaded area, and an ambulatory lined by 52 small shrines, each housing a statue.

Tejpal Temple is dedicated to Neminath, the 22 nd tirthankar, and was built in 1230 by the brothers Tejpal and Vastupal. It's most notable feature is briliant intricacy and delicacy of the marble carving.


Gaumukh Temple

In the Gaumukh Temple there is a perennial spring flowing out of the mouth of a marble cow, from which it gets it's name. The marble image of Nandi, is placed in the vicinity.





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