Lakes
are among the most beautiful facets of nature. Offering soothing panorama,
serenity and solace, lakes have also been lured by vacationers of all ages and
profiles. This blog provides you the list of India’s most popular lakes, and
hence helps you to expand your mental conception about natural beauty.
Lake Pichola, Udaipur: This beautiful, artificial
fresh water lake is situated in Udaipur, well known for its mammoth size and marvellous
panorama. In between the lake is the famous Lake Garden Palace, one of the most
renowned heritage Udaipur hotels. Apart from that, three
more islands named as Jag Niwas, Mohan Mandir and Arsi Vilas are situated in
this age-old lake.
Dal Lake, Srinagar: the lake serves as one of
the most tourist attraction in Kashmir, and is nicknamed as the ‘Jewel in the
Crown of Kashmir’. Along with breathtaking panorama of lake and surrounding
mountains, one can enjoy delightful Shikara ride in Dal Lake. Alongside the
lake are beautiful gardens including the famous Mughal Garden and Nishant Bag. This
place is truly a must-visit place for nature-lovers.
Chandubi Lake, Kamrup, Assam: Calm, pristine and
surrounded by deep forests, this lake is truly natural splendour in Indian
state of Assam. It is one of the noted natural sights and picnic spot in Kamrup
district. Also, the lake offers the visitors with good opportunity for boating
and fishing.
Naini Lake, Nainital: A natural fresh water body
in shape of a crescent or kidney, Naini Lake is one of the four lakes of Kumaon
Hills. The lake is impressively beautiful and has a grand spiritual
significance. It is bealived that the
three sages Atri, Pulastya and Pulaha did tapas (meditation) here. Many of shirdi hotels
and Nanital hotels
are located nearby this lake offering quality stay for visitors.
Apart from that, the list contains Emerald Lake
(Ooty), Kodaikanal Lake (Tamil Nadu) and Fateh Sagar Lake (Rajasthan).
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