Very old Jain temple. The security is very strict and they don’t allow mobile and cameras. There are five temples and the workmanship on marbles is mesmerising and designs are excellent. A must visit place in Mount Abu. Entry is free.

These nearly 1000 years old temples are a good enough reason to visit not only Mount Abu but Rajasthan itself. I doubt any finer/better marble carvings can be found anywhere else in this world. The carvings on the main two temples are truly breathtaking. You can spend 3 to 4 hours here and still cannot fully explore and appreciate what is in offer. The temples do not look impressive from outside, which I understand was done to protect them and avoid attack from invaders. Inside its a different world. Temple authority do not allow mobiles, cameras, lighters or any large bags to be taken inside the complex and all of them can be kept at the locker room against a fee of INR 50. Entry is free and the entire complex is very well maintained and clean. I only wish they would have allowed cameras to be taken in, even against an exorbitant fee, so that people could share the beauty of these temples more easily.

This temple was built about 900 years ago at a cost of ₹18, 53 crores (at that time). Carvings on the roof and pillars are beautiful and mesmerising. Carrying mobile phone is not allowed inside the temple hence no photos.

Must see place when you visit Udaipur. 3hr drive. Vimal Vasahi and Luna Vasahi are too good. The work on marble is so very intricate and feast to our eyes. Photography is not allowed inside the temple complex.

Please note that it is open for tourists from 11 am to 5 pm. Jains can visit at any time. As such, plan your visit accordingly. Ladies need to wear a Dopatta (head scarf). Photography is prohibited. So, savor the moment and take pictures in your mind. Small but beautiful place. 2 of the temples have exquisite cravings. It takes about 30 to 40 minutes to see them.