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          Ajmer 
          Ana Sagar Lake  | 
          
          
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          Introduction of 
          Ana 
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          Ana 
          Sagar Lake is a man-made lake located in the city of Ajmer in 
          Rajasthan state of India. It was founded by Anaji Chauhan, the 
          grandfather of Prithvi Raj Chauhan, in 1135 -1150 AD and is named 
          after him.  
          
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          catchments were built with the help of local public. The lake extends 
          over an area of 12 Kms. Pavilions of the lake were constructed in 1637 
          by Shahjahan and Daulat Bagh Gardens by Jahangir. There is a Circuit 
          house on a hill close to the lake which was a British Residency at a 
          time. There is an island in the center of the lake which is reachable 
          by boat. Boats could be hired from the east side of the Dault Bagh. 
          There are Jetty walkway and Chowaptty which are adjacent to each other 
          and Baradari to capture the picturesque of the lake. The lake is the 
          largest lake in Ajmer, with catchment area of 5 square km.  
          
          The lake 
          is about 4.4 m deep and has a storage capacity of 4.75 million cubic 
          meters. It is one of the most beautiful lakes of India. The lake has 
          been an wonderful attraction of the city of Ajmer from the 11th 
          century. 
          
          Best 
          Season to visit Ajmer is between the months of July to September. 
          Winters are mild and the city receives average to heavy rainfall 
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                    History of 
                    Ana Sagar Lake | 
          
          
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          The scenic 
          Ana Sagar Lake in Ajmer was built by emperor “Anaji Chauhan”, who is 
          the grandfather of “Prithvi Raj Chauhan”. Therefore, the lake is named 
          after the ruler Anaji Chauhan. King Anaji Chauhan built this lake at 
          some between 1135 -1150 AD. He built this lake for the improvement of 
          the society. Ana Sagar Lake was built by raising a dam across the 
          “Luni or Lavanavari River”. The catchments of the lake were built with 
          the help and support of the society. The attractive Pavilions nearby 
          the lake were built by the Mughal emperor Shahjahan in the year 1637. 
          The “Daulat Bagh Gardens” that encloses the Ana Saga Lake were built 
          by Mughal ruler Jahangir. The circuit residence that is placed on the 
          hilltop nearby Ana Sagar Lake once served as British Residency.   | 
          
          
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          Familiar attractions near Ana Sagar Lake | 
          
          
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          Surrounded 
          by some amazing pavilions and attractive “Daulat Bagh” gardens, Ana 
          Sagar Lake is one of the most beautiful places in Rajasthan. The 
          beautiful lake of Ana Sagar is enclosed by some other attractions like 
          “Khobra Behroon” shrine which is situated on the southern part of the 
          lake. Other prominent tourist spots nearby Ana Sagar Lake are 
          Adahi-Din-Ka Jhopra, Taragarh Fort, Prithviraj Smarak and Nasiyan. 
          Also, one can view a serene island at the center of Ana Sagar Lake. 
          One can reach the island on water scooter or a boat. One can take a 
          boat or water scooter at the eastern side of “Dault Bagh” to enjoy a 
          boat ride. Tourists and visitors can wander around the lake on the 
          widespread Dault Bagh. Don’t forget to pay a visit to all these 
          attractions as well.  | 
          
          
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          How to 
          Reach Anasagar Lake  | 
          
          
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          Tourists 
          can reach Ana Sagar Lake easily. Ajmer is well-connected with 
          different parts of the country through various means of transport like 
          rail, road and air.   | 
          
          
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       How to Reach Ajmer | 
          
          
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          By Rail 
          Ajmer is connected by rail to Delhi, Barmer, 
          Agra, Bikaner, Ahmedabad, Mount Abu, Mumbai, Bharatpur, Jaipur, and 
          Jodhpur. 
          
          By Road 
          Ajmer is well connected by road with Jaipur, 
          Delhi, Bikaner, Agra, Bharatpur and Chittorgarh. 
          
          By Air
          
           
          Nearest airport from Ajmer is Jaipur which is only about 130 km from 
          Ajmer.  | 
          
          
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