Mount Abu
situated in the scenic ambience of the Aravalli hill range, one of world’s most
ancient mountain belts and home to incredible wildlife and bird species, with
its beautiful landscapes, lakes and lush green forests provides a wonderful
opportunity for trekkers to enjoy nature at its best.
There are
more than seventeen nature trails and pathways suited for trekking and camping
activities passing through the forests approved by the Forest Department. Mount Abu trekking trails can also be
used for other adventurous activities like horse Safari for those who would not
prefer to walk. Trekking Mount Abu
can be a unique experience which offers trekkers the opportunity to enjoy rock
climbing, rappelling, bird watching, wildlife spotting, view of the local flora
and fauna, a taste of the lok Rajput culture and breathtaking sunrise and
sunset view on mountain walks.
Trevor’s
Tank, Tiger path, Craig’s Point, Gabir Nalla, Kodra Dam, Sayabera, Salgaon
Watch Tower, Kulagrah Valley, Devangan Valley, Achalgarh, etc. are some of the
popular wildlife observing paths or viewpoints traversing the Mount Abu. Mount Abu trekking camp is a camping activity
provided by the trekking organizers. Places like Bhrigu Ashram, Vasthanji,
Rishikesh Temple, Utraj Oriya, Jawai village, Chipa Beri, Trevor’s Tank, Arna
and Salgaon Watch Tower, and Agneshwar Ashram are among the places were camping in Mount Abu is permitted by
the wild life department.
Things to Carry
The
organizers provide 3-4 days of camping activities by the end of which a
certificate to participants in all campsite activities is provided. Campers are
advised to carry four pairs of rough clothes, caps, shoes, slippers and
outerwear, torch, stationary, water bottles, medicines, Odomos and an easy to
carry shoulder bag. Binoculars, Cameras, phones and other valuables can be
brought at their own risk.
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