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Jaisamand Lake, also known as Dhebar Lake is the second-largest artificial lake of India and pride of the lake city. It is one of the most spectacular artificial lakes in Asia.
The major collection of water in this lake comes from four main rivers; Gomati, Jhamari, Rooparel, and Bagaar.
With the last breakout of monsoon, the lake’s water level reached 22 feet. Jaisamand gets overflowed at 27 feet.
The water level of the lake was at 7 feet before the beginning of monsoon. With the inflow of water from all the connecting water bodies including Gomti and Jhami rivers, Jaisamand Lake is back to its mesmerizing beauty.
So, this is the right time to head towards this beautiful man-made wonder to spend some relaxing time away from the hustle-bustle life of the city.
