Jaipur to Mount Abu Road Trip Part 2 via Kota | Long Drive from Kolkata to Rajasthan

A road trip from Jaipur to Mount Abu via Kota is a great way to explore some of Rajasthan and Gujarat's scenic landscapes and cultural attractions. Here is a suggested route and some tips for your journey:

Route Overview

Jaipur to Kota: Approximately 250 km, about 5-6 hours.

Kota to Mount Abu: Approximately 350 km, about 7-8 hours.

You can check our Jaipur to Mount Abu Road Trip 1st Part vog here:    • Jaipur to Mount Abu Road Trip - Part ...  

Detailed Route and Attractions

Jaipur to Kota

Route: Take NH52 from Jaipur to Kota.

Key Stops and Attractions:

Tonk: Visit Sunehri Kothi (Mansion of Gold) and Hadi Rani Ki Baori.

Kota: Famous for the Chambal Garden, Seven Wonders Park, and the Kota Barrage. Don't miss the Kota Garh (City Palace) and Jagmandir Palace.

Kota to Mount Abu

Route: From Kota, take NH27 towards Udaipur, and then NH76 to Abu Road. From Abu Road, take the road to Mount Abu.

Key Stops and Attractions:

Chittorgarh: En route, you can make a detour to visit the Chittorgarh Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Udaipur: Known as the City of Lakes, you can explore attractions like City Palace, Lake Pichola, and Jag Mandir.

Ranakpur: Famous for the Ranakpur Jain Temple, a stunning example of marble architecture.

Abu Road: The gateway to Mount Abu, you can explore local markets and temples.

Mount Abu

Key Attractions:

Dilwara Temples: Renowned for their extraordinary architecture and intricate marble carvings.

Nakki Lake: A beautiful and serene lake ideal for boating.

Guru Shikhar: The highest peak in the Aravalli Range, offering panoramic views.

Achalgarh Fort: Offers historic temples and spectacular views.

Sunset Point: This is a popular spot for viewing the sunset over the hills.
Travel Tips

Best Time to Visit: The ideal time for this trip is between November and March when the weather is pleasant.

Road Conditions: Most of the roads are in good condition, but it’s always wise to check for any construction or detours.

Fuel Stations: Ensure your vehicle is fueled up as some stretches might have fewer petrol stations.

Food and Rest Stops: There are numerous dhabas (roadside restaurants) and eateries along the route, especially around major towns and cities.

Packing Essentials

Documents: Carry your driving license, car registration, insurance, and pollution certificate.

Clothing: Light, comfortable clothing for the day and a jacket for the evenings, especially in Mount Abu.

Emergency Kit: Include a first aid kit, basic medicines, a torch, and some non-perishable snacks.

Besides this, if you want to check our Rann of Kutch trip, you can check our tour guide here:    • Rann of Kutch Complete Tour Guide - B...  

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