Last updated: October 2026 · Method: compiled from public listings and traveller reports; treat figures as planning aids, not quotations.
Honeymoon Point is one of Mount Abu’s romantic viewpoints, built around a heart-shaped rock.
The point
- The name comes from the heart-shaped rock formation, the romantic-places approach.
- The view: it takes in the valley and the plains below, applying the sunset-points pattern.
- For timing, sunset is the popular slot and morning is the quiet one, as the timing note explains.
The practical detail rounds out the visit. The point sits on the ridge above Nakki Lake, reached by taxi or a walk up from the lake road, and the visit itself takes thirty to forty-five minutes of viewing and photos. Sunset is the crowded slot, and the narrow viewing edge fills quickly, so arrive early or accept a shared railing. Morning is the counter-programme: the same valley and the same heart-shaped rock in clear light, often with the place to yourself, which is the trade the sunrise-versus-sunset note is really about. There is little in the way of facilities at the point itself, so carry water and plan snacks back at the lake. Photographers get the best rock foreground in side light, early or late. It pairs naturally with Sunset Point on the same day, though visiting both at sunset means choosing a crowd either way.