Embark on a scenic 440 km round-trip bike ride (213 km each way) from Ahmedabad to the serene hill station of Mount Abu, nestled in the Aravalli Range. This 2-day ride features the exquisite Dilwara Jain Temples, tranquil Nakki Lake, and panoramic views from Guru Shikhar. Ideal for solo riders seeking a refreshing mountain escape, this trip is best enjoyed from October to March with an estimated fuel cost of ₹1,200. Mount Abu is in Rajasthan; the ride home re-enters dry Gujarat, with border checks.
Leave Ahmedabad early and head north on the Mehsana highway. Fuel up and carry your documents.
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Breakfast at one of the restaurants or dhabas around Mehsana: try a Gujarati nashta of thepla, fafda or khaman.
75 km
Take a quick fuel stop and a refreshing tea break in Palanpur, a major town before the ascent. NH48 is well-maintained here.
135 km
Have lunch at Abu Road before starting the winding ghat section. Many restaurants offer North Indian and Rajasthani cuisine.
185 km
Climb the winding ghat road from Abu Road through the Aravalli forest and check in at Mount Abu.
213 km
Enjoy a serene boat ride on Nakki Lake and explore the bustling local market for souvenirs and local handicrafts.
215 km
Ride 15 km up to Guru Shikhar, the highest point of the Aravallis, then climb the steps to the Dattatreya temple for the views.
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See the marble carvings of the Dilwara Jain Temples. Tourists are let in from around noon; mornings are for worship.
28 km
Savor local Rajasthani thali or choose from various multi-cuisine restaurants in Mount Abu town.
30 km
Begin your descent from Mount Abu, carefully navigating the ghat road back towards Abu Road and NH48.
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Stop for a refreshing tea and snack break at a highway dhaba near Palanpur.
110 km
Complete your memorable bike trip, arriving back in Ahmedabad.
245 km
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