Located in Malleshwaram, this man-made lake was built in 1882 to tackle water shortages. Today, it’s a serene spot for boating, jogging, and picnics.
One of Bangalore’s largest lakes, Ulsoor spans 123 acres. It’s famous for boating activities and its picturesque islands.
Situated in Kengeri, this lesser-known lake offers a peaceful retreat surrounded by greenery.
Nestled within the Lalbagh Botanical Garden, this lake is a tranquil oasis amidst the vibrant flora of the garden.
A birdwatcher’s paradise, Hebbal Lake is known for its biodiversity and historical significance, having been built by Kempe Gowda.
Spread across 114 hectares in BTM Layout, Madiwala Lake is a hotspot for migratory birds and is managed by the Forest Department.
Located on Sarjapur Road, this restored lake is a testament to successful community-driven conservation efforts.
A man-made freshwater lake built in 1894, it’s surrounded by lush grasslands and is a favorite for photography and birdwatching.
Found near HSR Layout, Agara Lake is popular for its jogging tracks, birdwatching, and serene sunrise views.
Part of the Bellandur-Varthur lake system, this large lake plays a crucial role in Bangalore’s water management despite facing pollution challenges.
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