Udai Sagar Lake, Rajasthan

Udai Sagar Lake is located in Udaipur, Rajasthan, a state in India. Udai Sagar Lake is one of the five most famous lakes in Udaipur; all these lakes were built by the rulers of Mewar, including Udai Sagar Lake. This lake was built by Maharana Udai Singh in the year 1559 and completed the construction in the year 1565, therefore the name Udai Sagar Lake was given to the lake. This lake is not as deep when compared to other lakes in the city, this lake is 9 meters deep. The lakes tend to overflow during the monsoon season; therefore the state government of Rajasthan have come up with multiple solutions for water storage and reserve.

There is a major history s behind this lake. A major battle was fought here when Maharana Pratap Singh refused to surrender himself to the Mughal Emperors in the year 1573. When the King refused and insulted Kunwar Man Singh (who sent the invitation along with the terms and condition for surrendering to the Mughal Emperor Akbar), Battle of Haldighati was fought alongside this lake.

The Maharana Raj Singh defeated the army of the Aurangzeb Emperor at the banks of the Udai Sagar Lake. Therefore, this lake is considered as the most important lake in the books of the rulers of Mewar. Tourists can enjoy the scenic beauty of the lake and will be able to view blue waters harvested from rain and the rivers at this lake. The Udai Sagar Lake is surely a must visit one if you are visiting Rajasthan.

Visiting Timings

Udai Sagar Lake can be visit during the time from 06:00 AM to 06:00 PM

Entry Fees

Free | No Tickets

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