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Upper Lake Bhopal


Upper Lake,Bhopal,Madhya Pradesh-




 Upper Lake the oldest manmade lake in the country, it is known as Bada talab or the Upper Lake. The wetland consists of two man made lakes the upper lake and the lower lake. Upper lake, the oldest among biggest manmade lakes in central India, was created by king Bhoj in the 11th century by constructing an earthen dam across the Kolans river and the Lower lake was constructed nearly 200 years ago mostly from the seepage from the Upper lake.

Importance of Upper Lake- 


The upper lake in Bhopal is a great swamp which is home to more than 700 species of divergent flora like zooplankton, phytoplankton etc. The swamp is also an important site of avian fauna with more than 150 species of both migratory and resident birds. The Upper lake is the principal source of drinking source for the city of Bhopal the lower lake meets out the requirement of raw water and enhances the beauty of the city. These lakes are perfect spots for water activities like kayaking, canoeing, parasailing and water skiing and attract tourists in hordes.

How can be Your Experience-



The Quietness of the Upper lake provides an energizing from a harsh day’s work. A famous restful place amongst the locals, this lake is equally crowded by travellers converge the streets of Bhopal. After a day’s game of slip and spy with the sun, the clean water of lake provides a perfect shelter for the species. You can do boating here or just sit and watch the sun set over the beautiful water. There are lots of stall around the boat selling food. If you’re a professional photographer, this is the place you should visit. The various casts in the sky reflected in the water are a sight to behold. Look out for the lake if you’re flying into the city.


Upper Lake and Lower lake are urban water bodies which are collectively known as Bhoj Wetland. It is a principal source of drinkable water for the inhabitants of Bhopal city. In the eleventh century, the great ruler Raja Bhoj built an earthen dam across the River Kolans resulting in the formation of the Upper Lake

The Upper Lake and the Lower lake are separated from each other by an over bridgeMadhya Pradesh Tourism's Yacht Club has taken various initiatives to promote the lakes as a popular tourist destination. The Club offers various adventurous and exciting sports like sailing, boating, paddling and also trips in motorboats. 

Upper Lake Bhopal Timing:



DayTiming
Monday6:00 am – 7:00 pm
Tuesday6:00 am – 7:00 pm
Wednesday6:00 am – 7:00 pm
Thursday6:00 am – 7:00 pm
Friday6:00 am – 7:00 pm
Saturday6:00 am – 7:00 pm
Sunday6:00 am – 7:00 pm



Upper Lake Bhopal Directions -It is very easy to reach Upper lake. You can take up taxi or an auto and ask him to take you to Boat Club. It is not very far off from Railway station or Airport. It is around 6 km from railway station Bhopal.Upper Lake Bhopal Address: Near CM House,Madhya Pradesh.

Upper Lake Bhopal Entry fees:


  • No Entry Fee

  • Boating Prices
  •  100 per person for Cruise boat (Ride of 45 mins)
  •  240 per person for Motor Boat
  •  80 per person for Paddle Boat

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