Delwara Jain Temple: The world renowned temples have quite simple exteriors, and one is quite unprepared for the splendour of the interior. The main group consists of five temples which are marvels in white marble, contructed between 11th and 13th centuries. The temples of Vimal Shah, Vastupala and Tejapala are of particular interest.

Nakki Lake: Nakki Lake, is  believed to be dug out by the gods with their nails (nakh). The town forms an amphitheatre around this lake. The Toad Rock, overhangs the placid water and seems as if ready to dive in the blue waters of the lake. South-West of Nakki, is the enchanting Sunset Point, which offers a great view of the crimson coloured dusk kissing the lush plains of the horizon.

Honeymoon  Point or Anadra Point: affords a breathtaking view of the verdant valley and the plains.

Gau Mukh: Gau Mukh, a holy spot has an old tank which is supplied with water from a spout, shaped like a cow's head hence the name Gau Mukh. The temple of Vashishtha, and the fire pit, where Agnikula Rajputs are said to have been created, are quite intresting and old sites.

Guru Shikhar (15 kms): It is the highest peak of  the Aravalis at 1772 meters. It affords a panoramic view. There is a small Shaivite shrine, and temple of Dattatreya.