On summer days, people look for a place to visit that is natural. Although Himachal, Uttarakhand and Mussoorie become the first choice of tourists to visit during summer days, but no one takes the name of Rajasthan in the summer days. However, there are also a lot of hill stations here where you can visit during the summer days. Today we are going to tell you about them.

Mount Abu - Mount Abu is also known as Mussoorie. This place is situated in the lush green hills of the Aravalis. Yes and you can visit places like National Park, Dilwara Temple, and Nakki Lake. Along with this, there are historical temples and buildings made of architecture here and tourists can spend their summer holidays comfortably here.

Achalgarh Hill - It is located at a distance of about 11 kilometres from Mount Abu. And the greenery around will win your heart. You can also see the beautiful view of Mount Abu from Achalgarh Hill. Yes, because it is considered as one of the best hill stations in Rajasthan. The happy atmosphere of Rajasthan is seen here.

Guru Shikhara - Guru Shikhar falls near Mount Abu Hill. Yes and away from the crowded environment, if you want to spend some moments in peace, then you can go to Guru Shikhar. Not only that, but apart from this, you can also do trekking here. The Dattatreya temple of Guru Shikhar is very famous.

Kumbhalgarh Fort- If you are fond of watching wildlife, then you can visit Kumbhalgarh Fort. In fact, the wildlife here is the best. This place is very popular for the lush green forest and beautiful art.

Sajjangarh Palace- You can go to Sajjangarh Palace in Rajasthan. Rajasthan is a very popular city for tourists due to its beauty and its pungent cuisine. And from Sajjangarh Palace you can enjoy many lakes and boatings. In fact, this palace was built by Sajjan Singh and from here you can enjoy the sunset and sunrise a lot.

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