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March brings steady warmth to Mount Abu, making it the perfect time to spend full days outdoors without discomfort. The places to visit in Mount Abu in March range from quiet forest paths and panoramic viewpoints to centuries-old temples built into the hillsides. You can explore historic forts, sit by Nakki Lake, hike short nature trails, or unwind in peaceful spiritual centres. The season also keeps the crowds manageable, and the daylight lasts long enough to cover multiple spots in one day without rushing.
Top 10 Places to Visit in Mount Abu in March
These places to visit in Mount Abu in March are best explored in pleasant weather, with open skies and dry trails making each site fully accessible.
1. Mount Abu Wildlife Sanctuary
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The Mount Abu Wildlife Sanctuary covers nearly 290 square kilometres across the Aravalli ranges and is one of the most rewarding places to visit in Mount Abu in March. Jeep safaris and walking trails offer a chance to spot leopards, sloth bears, and langurs moving through the brush. The area is home to over 250 bird species, and the orchid conservation zones are especially active during spring. Wildlife enthusiasts often follow the Craig’s Point trail for early morning sightings. You’ll pass through pockets of bamboo, banyan, and forest trees, and the high ridges provide excellent views of the plains below.
Location: Aravalli Hills, east of Nakki Lake
Timings: 9 AM – 5:30 PM
Cost: ₹300 for Indians, ₹600 for foreigners and ₹600 – 1200 for jeep safari
Major Attractions: Leopard sightings, orchid conservation zone, Craig’s Point, forest trails
2. Toad Rock Viewpoint
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One of the most distinctive geological places to visit in Mount Abu in March is the Toad Rock Viewpoint. Perched on the south-west edge of Nakki Lake, this naturally shaped rock resembles a giant toad about to leap into the water, making it a favourite stop for photography. The ascent involves a short, manageable climb from the lake’s edge, with shaded steps carved into the hill. From the top, you can clearly see the lake’s perimeter, boating activities below, and even parts of the town scattered across the slopes.
Location: South-west of Nakki Lake
Timings: 24*7
Major Attractions: Natural rock formation, elevated views of Nakki Lake, photo spot, short climb
3. Universal Peace Hall (Brahma Kumaris)
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Universal Peace Hall stands within the Brahma Kumaris headquarters and remains one of the most serene places to visit in Mount Abu in March. The hall, which can accommodate over 5,000 people, is used for talks on spiritual understanding, meditation, and global harmony. The building itself is a clean, modern structure surrounded by tidy lawns and well-laid stone paths that lead to smaller meditation spots. Walk-in visitors are welcome to join short introductory sessions held in multiple languages. The hall also acts as a good mid-day stop if you’re exploring other spots along Delwara Road.
Location: Brahma Kumaris Campus, Delwara Road
Timings: 8 AM – 6 PM
Major Attractions: Meditation sessions, multilingual peace lectures, spiritual exhibits
4. Bailey’s Walk And Nature Trail
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Bailey’s Walk is among the most underrated places to visit in Mount Abu in March. It offers a short, shaded trail that begins behind Raj Bhawan along the hillside under dense pine and sandalwood trees. The route is roughly 1.5 km end to end and features multiple stone benches at scenic corners. The trail is popular with local joggers, birdwatchers, and those who want a break from busy viewpoints. Red-vented bulbuls, treepies, and occasional peacocks can be spotted along the way, especially in the early hours.
Location: Behind Raj Bhawan
Timings: Sunrise to Sunset
Cost: Guided walks: ₹200
Major Attractions: Pine-shaded walking path, forest benches, scenic sunrise and sunset points
5. Achalgarh Fort And Jain Temples
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Achalgarh Fort is one of the more historically significant places to visit in Mount Abu in March. It is a medieval military outpost with sacred temple grounds. Built in the 15th century by Rana Kumbha of Mewar, the fort complex remains accessible throughout the dry season. The inner complex houses the revered Achaleshwar Mahadev Temple. Its brass Nandi statue and footprint are believed to belong to Lord Shiva. Behind the temple, a steep stone path leads to the upper ruins of the fort. From above, you get expansive views of the plains and hills below.
Location: 8 km from Mount Abu town
Timings: 9 AM – 5 PM
Major Attractions: Achaleshwar Mahadev Temple, crumbling fort walls, medieval Jain shrines, Aravalli views
6. Shikhar Bungalow And Trekking Trail
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Shikhar Bungalow is a colonial-era inspection house situated on the slopes of Guru Shikhar. The trail leading to it is one of the more secluded places to visit in Mount Abu in March. The stone bungalow itself is abandoned but structurally intact, a rare look at early British administrative architecture in the region. The trek to reach it begins off the main Guru Shikhar road and winds through narrow forest paths lined with rhododendron, thorny acacia, and patches of wild marigold in bloom during this month. March’s dry and temperate conditions keep the trail clear, with enough shade for a half-day hike.
Location: On the route to Guru Shikhar
Timings: 8 AM – 6 PM
Cost: ₹30 (Trail), ₹50 (Camera)
Major Attractions: British-era bungalow ruins, offbeat forest trail, rare bird sightings, untouched lookouts
7. Raghunath Temple
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Raghunath Temple is one of the oldest spiritual sites in Mount Abu and a peaceful stop in March. Built in the 14th century, it honours Lord Raghunath, an incarnation of Vishnu. Locals continue to offer prayers here daily, especially during early mornings. The entrance is reached through a narrow stairway, and the stonework holds up well during March, when the weather stays dry and clear. The sanctum houses a finely detailed black stone idol, and the temple walls are painted with scenes from Vaishnavite lore. The small courtyard is shaded by trees and remains breezy thanks to its proximity to the water.
Location: Below Toad Rock, near Nakki Lake
Timings: 6 AM – 1 PM, 3 PM – 8 PM
Major Attractions: 14th-century Vaishnavite shrine, marble architecture, peaceful courtyard, local devotion
8. Sunset Point
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Sunset Point is one of the most popular places to visit in Mount Abu in March. End your day with wide, open views of the Aravalli hills. Located at the far end of Gaumukh Road, the viewpoint is accessed by walking or taking a horse cart through a narrow trail lined with forest cover and small food stalls. March evenings are clear and pleasant, which makes the sunset experience particularly striking. The sky turns deep orange and pink as the sun sinks behind the ridges, and the valley below gradually fades into silhouette.
Location: End of Gaumukh Road, western Mount Abu
Timings: 5 PM – 7 PM
Cost: ₹100 – 300 for horse cart or shared ride
Major Attractions: Sunset over Aravalli range, panoramic valley views, relaxed viewpoint, light refreshment stalls
9. Adhar Devi Temple (Arbuda Mata)
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Adhar Devi Temple is carved into a rocky cliffside and remains one of the most physically rewarding places to visit in Mount Abu in March. Reaching the shrine involves a climb of 365 well-cut steps that pass through narrow rock tunnels and shaded stone platforms. The temple is dedicated to Arbuda Mata, and the sanctum lies inside a naturally formed cave where devotees light lamps and offer sweets. It is especially visited by local families and pilgrims on weekends, but remains calm on weekday mornings. The entrance to the temple also offers clear views of the hills and scattered settlements below.
Location: Carved into the hill, 3 km from town
Timings: 5 AM – 12 PM, 4 PM – 8 PM
Major Attractions: Steep staircase, rock-cut temple, cave interiors, scenic view from entrance
10. Mount Abu Polo Ground & Skate Rink
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This wide, open field becomes a busy social space in March, when the mild weather allows sports and fairs to take place without interruption. The skating rink on one side of the ground sees steady use, especially in the afternoons, with skates available for hire by the hour. On weekends, the area often fills with small food stalls selling roasted corn, puffed rice mixes, and ice candies. School kids come here in groups, and some days see rehearsals or cultural programs by local artists.
Location: Near Raj Bhawan, Polo Ground Road
Timings: 8 AM – 6 PM
Major Attractions: Seasonal polo events, open skating rink, picnic spots, local snack vendors
Exploring the best places to visit in Mount Abu in March lets you experience the region at its seasonal best, when the trails stay firm, the views remain clear, and the air is light enough for long walks. For a well-paced and fulfilling trip, cover two to three spots each day and keep your evenings free for the views. Book your Mount Abu experience this March with TripXL and explore each place at its best.
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