Make it a point to visit this museum when you are in Mount Abu.
The place is closed on Fridays and all gazetted holidays. For the rest of the week it is open from 10:00 am to 4:30 pm.
Grab a glimpse of the structures of Devdasi and Nartakis that are from the 6th century AD.
One would have to contact the authorities here to find out about this.

Museum and Art Gallery

The museum was set up in the year 1962 and is a place of cultural activity in Mount Abu – the only hill station in Western and Central India. The place is divided into two section where the first one houses exhibits of tribal huts and the lifestyle that these people lead. It showcases their musical instruments, pottery, cooking ware, weapons, ornaments worn by the women of these tribes like ‘damani’, ‘guthma toda’, ‘kanski berla’, ‘barly’, and ‘gaga wala thoomar.’ It also displays the clothing worn by these tribes. The second section displays paintings that have been inspired by the lain images of Sirohi, the raga-raginins, shields and also has a small canon called ‘Topdi.’