Lakhota Lake Jamnagar & Museum
One of the most beautiful and quiet places in Jamnagar is Lakhota Talav. Due to the city's hustle and right in the middle of the bustle, the lake stands as a full picture of peace. It is also known as Ranmal Lake and is surrounded by the Lakkhota Fort, which is situated within an island. In the middle of the 19th century, the lake and palace was built by the king of Nawanagar of Jan Ranamal.
In the palace, archaeological museum consists of sculptures (9th to 18th century date), weapons and firearms, medieval age pottery from surrounding villages etc. Kilo is connected to banks through two routes.
New Lakhota Lake
Ranmal Lake is a major place of entertainment for the local people and is a tourist destination. Evening is the time when most people come to social and comfort. The lake that is being lit at night makes the whole place more attractive. There are many food stalls to satisfy your hunger and please your taste. A walking track has been built around the lake to give the walking track a delight to walk around the beautiful lake. There is a bench around the Lakhota lake to sit there and relax; Kamala Nehru Park, situated near an angled corner of palace, can also be rested and rested.
What to do in the Lakhota lake?
Birdwatching - About 75 species of migrant and migratory birds, such as Flemingos, Gulls, Pelicans, Spoonbill, are believed to be regular Avian visitors. To get the best birdwatching experience, visit the place during the migration period.
Visit Lakhota Palace and Museum
Visit the Bala Hanuman Temple - Temple situated on the south east side of the lake, dedicated to Lord Hanuman. 1 Since August 1, 1964, the events of 'Shree Ram, Jai Ram, Jai Jai Ram' are continuing, the fact is that the Guinness Book of Records is also known.
Places of interest around Lakhota Lake
Narara Marine National Park is about 55 kilometers away. You can reach this place on the way and you can make 'coral walk' as a coastal tide bamboo.
Khadiya Bird Sanctuary is about 14 kilometers away from the lake, and it has hosting different species of birds of both freshwater and coastal habitats.
Dwarkadhish temple - one of the four dams, 143 km from the Dwarkadish temple lake. (Approximate).
Lakhota lake of night
jamnagar city
One of the most beautiful and quiet places in Jamnagar is Lakhota Talav. Due to the city's hustle and right in the middle of the bustle, the lake stands as a full picture of peace. It is also known as Ranmal Lake and is surrounded by the Lakkhota Fort, which is situated within an island. In the middle of the 19th century, the lake and palace was built by the king of Nawanagar of Jan Ranamal.
In the palace, archaeological museum consists of sculptures (9th to 18th century date), weapons and firearms, medieval age pottery from surrounding villages etc. Kilo is connected to banks through two routes.
New Lakhota Lake
Ranmal Lake is a major place of entertainment for the local people and is a tourist destination. Evening is the time when most people come to social and comfort. The lake that is being lit at night makes the whole place more attractive. There are many food stalls to satisfy your hunger and please your taste. A walking track has been built around the lake to give the walking track a delight to walk around the beautiful lake. There is a bench around the Lakhota lake to sit there and relax; Kamala Nehru Park, situated near an angled corner of palace, can also be rested and rested.
What to do in the Lakhota lake?
Birdwatching - About 75 species of migrant and migratory birds, such as Flemingos, Gulls, Pelicans, Spoonbill, are believed to be regular Avian visitors. To get the best birdwatching experience, visit the place during the migration period.
Visit Lakhota Palace and Museum
Visit the Bala Hanuman Temple - Temple situated on the south east side of the lake, dedicated to Lord Hanuman. 1 Since August 1, 1964, the events of 'Shree Ram, Jai Ram, Jai Jai Ram' are continuing, the fact is that the Guinness Book of Records is also known.
Places of interest around Lakhota Lake
Narara Marine National Park is about 55 kilometers away. You can reach this place on the way and you can make 'coral walk' as a coastal tide bamboo.
Khadiya Bird Sanctuary is about 14 kilometers away from the lake, and it has hosting different species of birds of both freshwater and coastal habitats.
Dwarkadhish temple - one of the four dams, 143 km from the Dwarkadish temple lake. (Approximate).
Lakhota lake of night
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