Lake Himachal Pradesh

Himachal Pradesh is located at the core of the Himalayan region. It is one of the most beautiful states in northern India. Himachal Pradesh is not only known for its icy mountains, dense foliage, and adventure sports but also for its serene and beautiful lakes. Himachal Pradesh has dozens of large and small lakes spread over the state.

Himachal Pradesh has a geographical area of 56,000 sq. km. of which one percent is covered by lakes. Some lakes are natural bequests that may well date back millions of years to the time when the region was a vast island sea. Today, they are fed by streams of pure snow-melt or by ground-water springs. Practically without exception, they are held sacred - or at the very least, have fascinating legends merging with their crystal clear waters.

Renuka Lake:

One of the largest lakes in Himachal Pradesh, Renuka lake is located in the Sirmour district in Himachal Pradesh. Surrounded by lush green forest ranges, it is really an amazing destination for honeymooners and those who want to enjoy water sports in Himachal Pradesh. When it comes to reach to Renuka Lake, it is well connected via road to all the major hill stations and cities of the state. Even you can also reach there by train as your last railway station will be any one including Pathankot, Ambala, Dehardun, Chandigarh and Kalka.

Rewalsar Lake:

Located in the Mandi district in Himachal Pradesh, Rewalsar lake is known for crystal clear water, natural beauty, woodland, high hills and pleasant sceneries. On the other hand, three popular Buddhist monasteries add more spice in the popularity of this lake in Himachal Pradesh. Moreover, a small zoo very close to Rewalsar lake is also an attractive place to visit.

The Rewalsar Lake:

It is situated at an altitude of 1360 meters at Mandi in Himachal. Rewalsar Lake presents a variety of natural beauty, water, woodland and high hills are attracting to tourist to visit. There are three Buddhist monasteries at Rewalsar. Rewalsar has three Hindu temples, which are dedicated to Lord Krishna, Lord Shiva and to the sage Lomas.