ShankarMath Temple in Mount Abu

Hello freinds, I am Tejas this is my first Blog about ShankarMath Temple 🙏 situated in Mount Abu, Rajasthan. We went to Mount Abu from Jaisalmer for 5 days holidays. On second day in Morning we went to visit ShankarMath Temple, I was surprised and amazed seeing such a beautiful Temple. It has 9feet tall Shiva Linga made of black stone which gives it the impression of Lord Shiva’s dreadlocks. Shankar Math is a Lord Shiva temple and intrested part is the temple is in the shape of a Shivlinga. Shankar Math was established in 1977 by Shri Mahisanand Giri ji Maharaj. The temple compound houses a lotus pond and some Rudraksha trees. The aarti is conducted here thrice a day while a special bhasm aarti. Shankar Math sees a crowd of devotees during Shivaratri and Shavan Shukla Trayo Dasi festivals.

so here are some pics taken by me sharing it with you.

***Nearby Places* *to visit Mount Abu are like***:

Universal Peace Hall,
Government Museum Mount Abu,
Nakki lake:

The beautiful Nakki lake is surrounded by hills on all sides and boating here is a blissful experience. so This is the only artificial lake in India to be created at a height of more than 1200m from sea level,

Raghunath Temple,
Gaumukh Temple,
Nakki Lake Market,
Toad Rock:

Known as The mascot of Mount Abu, Toad Rock is one of the most frequented point in the itinerary of all visitors. To see the panoramic beauty of the surrounding lake and greenish hilly regions you can climb up the rock and capture the breathtaking scenery,

Brahma Kamari’s Ashram,
Champa Cave,
Mount Abu Wildlife Sanctuary:

Mount Abu is a beautiful hill station endowed with variety of flora and fauna in the land of deserts. The mystifying and beautiful city is a scared pilgrimage spot besides being a summer gateway,

Guru Shikhar:

This is the highest peak of the Aravali range with an altitude of about 1,722m above sea level. The trek to the top of the mountain is adventurous and fun and

Dilwara Temple:

The Dilwara temples, located about 3 kms from Mount Abu, were mainly built by Vastupal and Tejpal, between the 11th and 13th centuries AD. Surrounded by lush greenery and located on a height above the surrounding areas, these temples are world famous for their stunning use of marble – many visitors consider these to be architecturally superior to even the Taj Mahal. Everything from the doors to the ceilings and the pillars are extremely intricately designed – at one point, the marble ceiling is so finely that it’s actually translucent.