Far from the hustle bustle of the mundane life schedule, these lakes offer a serene atmosphere, close to nature where one can delight his true soul. Jaipur’s legacies are well-reckoned round the globe, architectural marvelous, gigantic monuments, beautiful palaces and lush green gardens. Thronged by tourist year long, this royal pink city dwells places with real scenic beauty.

Lakes in Jaipur during heavy rainfall are worth visiting locations. Flourishing nature can please anyone and moreover, migrant and resident birds add stars to the charm. Jaipur’s most renowned lake is Ramgarh, sited at a distance of about 25 kilometer from city center. Ramgarh Lake has been spectating tourists and visitors since Kachhawaha’s reconcile, as per the records. Not only the 2 km wide lake, architectural creations around the lake are even noteworthy.

Nature lovers relish the spectacular view during monsoons, where this lake is best to enjoy boating and other leisure activities. Enveloping hills bestow an opportunity to enjoy trekking. This place turns into an iconic picnic spot, where Jamwa Mata mandir and the famous fort turns to be a treasure trove.

The other name reckoned is Sambhar lake, the largest saline lake of India, which is recorded in the history of India. After independence, the lake was governed under the management of Sambhar Salts Limited with a combined venture of the government of Rajasthan and Hindustan Salts. The lake serves to be the only source for salt from centuries. One can definitely pamper the nature lover inside by visiting the lake, admiring species of migrating and resident birds is worth visiting feature that the lake offers.