Ambazari Lake, Water reservoir in Nagpur, India
Ambazari Lake is a water reservoir in Nagpur featuring an island with a Ganesha temple and several paths along its shoreline. The grounds include a large garden with multiple walking routes and spots to sit and enjoy the view.
The lake was built in 1870 during Bhonsle rule and served as the main water source for Nagpur. Water was distributed to the city through a network of clay pipes.
The name comes from 'Amba', a Marathi word for mango, referencing the many mango trees that line the shoreline. You notice these trees throughout your walk and feel how deeply the water and local plant life are connected.
The lake has multiple entry points and is accessible on most days, with level paths for walking throughout. Various activities like boating and garden exploration are available to enhance your visit.
This water body forms the source point of the Nag River and ranks as the largest among eleven lakes within the city limits. This detail makes it a special spot for those interested in seeing where a local river originates.
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