Overview

The most rewarding excursion from Pushkar to Mount Abu by road is a wonderful experience in its own way. It is made for the modern travellers who wish to gain an understanding of the itinerary of a journey that connects two of Rajasthan’s most unique destinations. To ensure an easy ride, the booklet examines the special features of both Pushkar and Mount Abu, indicates the distance and possible routes, and answers commonly asked questions. The main highlights of this journey are escaping the searing heat of the plains for the pleasant, temperate climate of the Aravalli uplands, which is specifically relevant to a visit in mid-June.

About Pushkar

One of the most sacred Hindu pilgrimage sites is the mythologically charged ancient town of Pushkar. The creator god of the Hindu pantheon, Lord Brahma, is also spiritually connected to its origin. As per myth, the sacred Pushkar Lake is the spiritual hub of the town, was formed when a lotus petal dropped from the hand of Lord Brahma. Pushkar is one of the rare places on this planet with a shrine dedicated to him, the revered Jagat Pita Brahma Mandir, due to this sacred lineage.

Travellers from around the globe flock together here to take part in rituals and swim in the sacred waters. With their temple bell and chant sounds and scents of incense and flowers mingling in the air, the atmosphere is an entrancing combination of spirituality and bohemian allure. The energetic bazaars of the town with their extensive range of handmade souvenirs, leather goods, fabrics and silver jewelry are a knot of activity. At the annual camel fair is annually is a dazzling celebration of livestock trading combined with religious and cultural celebrations.

About Mount Abu

Rajasthan’s sole hill station, Mount Abu is a unique gem. Located at 1220 meters above sea level on the Aravalli range, it is a lush oasis amidst a generally dry area. It was always a favourite retreat of royalty and now for travellers wanting to avoid the heat because of its peaceful and pleasant temperature, especially during the searing summer months. The town is known for more than its weather. The beautiful Dilwara Jain Temples, consisting of five eleventh and thirteenth-century Jain Temples. In the middle of the town is the quaint Nakki Lake, a peaceful body of water where visitors can enjoy a stroll along the promenade or boat on it.

Distance from Pushkar to Mount Abu

The distance between Mount Abu and Pushkar is approximately 375 to 400 kms of road between Pushkar and Mount Abu.

How to travel the distance?

By Pushkar cab rental – The Pushkar to Mount Abu Tour Package is the most handy, direct and highly recommended one. Door-to-door service is trouble-free with a private taxi. The driver will take the final hill climb and leave you at your destination in Mount Abu after he picks you up from your stay in Pushkar. When driving in the hottest summer months of June, an air-conditioned car is almost a necessity. It offers a quiet, safe, and comfortable environment for the long drive.

By Train – Though it is an indirect journey that involves multiple transfers, the travel by train is an economical way. The initial part is the road journey from Pushkar to Ajmer junction, a major neighboring railway station, around 15 kms away and takes 30 minutes. You need to book a train from Ajmer Junction to Abu Road, the closest train station to Mount Abu. Ajmer and Abu Road are linked by a series of trains, such as Ashram Express, Aravalli Express and Swarna Jayanti Rajdhani.

By Bus – Even though this is the cheapest option, it is also the most uncomfortable and time-consuming. There are normally no direct bus routes from Pushkar to Mount Abu. Breaking the tour is the most viable bus route. You would then have to find a connecting bus that would transport you directly to Mount Abu or to Abu Road.

FAQs on Pushkar to Mount Abu Cab:

Is the cab charge inclusive of all taxes, including the entry charge for the hill station?

Most taxi drivers will quote you an amount that is inclusive of state tolls and taxes. It is also common to have to pay the municipal entry fee in addition to the cars entering Mount Abu.