Sardar Samand Lake & Palace

Sardar Samand Lake is a tranquil escape, especially during the migratory bird season. Built in 1933 by Maharaja Umaid Singh, the adjacent palace served as a royal hunting lodge. Today, it’s a heritage hotel offering a luxurious stay with panoramic lake views. The area is also popular among photographers for its sunsets and wildlife spotting.

Known For: Picturesque lake and heritage hunting lodge turned hotel.

Timings: Lake – Open all day; Palace – accessible to guests or restaurant visitors.

Tips: 1–2 Hours (Approx.)

Restricted Items: None for lake; restricted palace areas for non-guests.

Architecture: Art Deco palace design with large verandas overlooking the lake.

Best Time to Visit: Monsoon and winter months.

Tips for Visiting: Carry binoculars for birdwatching and visit at sunset for breathtaking views.