Nagavara Lake — Attraction in Bengaluru

Located in the northern part of the city, Nagavara Lake is a serene and picturesque destination that offers a much-needed break from the bustling urban life.

As I arrived at the lake, I was immediately struck by its picturesque ambiance. The calm waters shimmered under the warm sun, creating a mesmerizing sight. The well-maintained surroundings and lush greenery added to the overall charm of the place, making it an ideal spot for nature lovers and photography enthusiasts.

One of the highlights of Nagavara Lake is its well-designed promenade. Walking along the paved pathway, I was treated to breathtaking views of the lake and its surroundings. The fresh breeze and the sound of chirping birds made the experience even more rejuvenating. It was a joy to see families, couples, and fitness enthusiasts enjoying their time strolling, jogging, or simply sitting on the benches, soaking in the peaceful atmosphere.

During my visit, I also noticed the efforts made to maintain the cleanliness of the lake. The authorities have implemented waste management systems, which have contributed to keeping the surroundings clean and litter-free. It was heartening to see such initiatives being taken to preserve the beauty of this...

70 rupees entry ticket! other costs for everything! i just didnt like it! it has unnatural sculptures on its bank! half the bank has been cemented leaving no space for natural vegetation! boating is expensive af! only solace was that rs 40/- pinapple cone icecream. the other half of the lake has been blocked is highly eutrophic and smartly hidden from the visitor's view, this lake and its manmade embankment sounds alarm bells for the lake! sure there are huge pelicans in the lake but im sure not for long with the incessant boating disturbing them! chill down municipality, lakes dont need swings and gaudy sculptures to be enjoyed, they are to be enjoyed by the virtue of their...

Nagavara Lake is one of the popular attractions of Bangalore. The lake is situated in the Outer Ring Road of Bangalore. The beauty of the lake has an appeal of its own. Adding to the natural beauty of the lake is the recently developed Lumbini Gardens that stands on the banks of the water body. The lake is spread across an area of 44 hectares. It has been developed by the lake authority of India.

And also on other side of the bank you get fishes for sale which is fished from the nagavara lake. Which is usually crowded...