Luna Vashi Temple is a major attraction for the tourists primarily for the Jains. The temple is of ancient origin, built together by Tejpala and Vastupala, the two ministers of King Viradhavala. The main purpose was to dedicate it to the Jain Tirthankaras. The temple is just few kilometers from the famous Dilwara Temple. Tourists visit to relish the beautiful carving and the splendid floral designs of the temple.

Vimala Vashi Temple, built of marble is just 2.5 kms from the hill town. It is a popular ancient Jain Temple dedicated to Adinath, the first Jain Tirthankaras. It was built by Vimal Shah, the minister of Raj Bhimdeo.The splendid metallic idol of Adinath, made of brass and gold is something to be seen. The temple looks beautiful for its floral paintings, beautiful depictions which include geometrical designs, lotus beds etc.

The Archaeological Museum was built in 1962 with the primary objective to preserve the acrhaeological treasures. The museum remains open for the history buff to enjoy various treasures of bygone era. The museum houses several excavations as early as 8th-12th century A.D. The primary attraction of the museum is the statues of Devdasi or the dancer which dates back to 6th and 12 century AD .

Achalgarh Fort was built in 1452 by the Rana Kumbha, the brave ruler of Mewar. The massive fort is located at a distance of 11 kms from the hill town atop a mountain peak. One get get beautiful view of the lovely surrounding from the fort itself. The massive structure of the fort and the battlement walls are truly awe-inspiring.

A popular picnic spot frequented by tourists for enjoying boatrides and panoramic views of the adjacent hills. The lake got its name from a mythological story according to which it was created by a Hindu God who created it by using his nails.

Established in 1960, the Mount Abu Wildlife Sanctuary houses 110 plant species with 449 genera and 820 species and is a sought after base of the die-hard naturalists.

Situated just 5kms from the hill town, the Trevor's Tank derived its name from the British engineer who built it is a well known hang out spot for those who want to enjoy several moods of nature where thick wooded hills provide the perfect abode for the different varieties of birds like peacocks and pigeons.

Dedicated to Saint Vashisth, the Gaumukh Temple nestled in midst of spectacular surrounding is an important pilgrimage and meditation centre.The temple got its name from a sculpted cow situated in the premises of the temple.