Access
A winding road with a peripheral protection stone wall on the lake side exists on the eastern shore of the lake.The entire circumference of the lake could be covered by road via Moti Magri Road, Fatah Sagar Drive, Rani Road and the winding road on the eastern side route to get a picturesque view of the lake, and the Aravalli Hills surrounding it. From Udaipur city, on the lake's North West, local buses, Tongas (horse driven two wheelers), auto-rickshaws and taxis could be hired to reach the lake.
The road in recent years has become popular with learning drivers in the city.
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