Best place for visitors..

2nd fatah sagar in udaipur rajasthan

Nice place for walking

This place amazing at the time of rainy season

You can only walk on the near by road

Nice place

Beautiful lake side place to walk with memories

Serene view and peace are perfect to account this location

Roop sagar is changing now as Govt decided to spend money for making its Paal, road lights, road etc. However water channels which brings water to this pond are severely chocked by marble slurry and enchrochment, hardly water able to reach in rainy season. Earlier lot of migratory birds used to come here but there numbers are reduced to few. Due to lack of water inflow it dried up in Jan month.

Very good place for living

Beautifull

Good lake city

Love this place. I dont have words to explain beauty of this place...

Very beautiful

Place for morning and evening walk

Too much fun there

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If you are looking Peaceful place in city it is the best option for you

Silent peaceful place (Mostly) though theres not much to see here, one can enjoy their solitude

Awesome place to cut cake and celebrate birthday😉😉😆😆😋😋

On april15, people living near Roopsagar lake in Udaipur were shocked to see bulldozers ripping apart its dry bed. When I asked the contractor, I was told a 80-feet (about 24 metres) wide road was to be carved out in the peta (bed) of the lake, says Ramlal Vaishnav, ex-councillor of Pahada area, where the lake is situated. The news spread like wildfire through the area. An irate crowd assembled at the site and got the work stopped. This talaab is very important for us because when there is water in it, our wells are full. If any construction takes place here, our hand pumps will dry up, says Naresh Vaishnav, a resident.On April 18, the residents gathered again and took to the streets, led by Surya Prakash Upadhayay, husband of councillor Shipra Upadhayay. They vowed to stop any construction in Roopsagar. The involvement of the former and the present councillors lent the issue a political hue, leading to an extensive media coverage. And it then came to light that construction was taking place in almost every waterbody that had dried up in Udaipur.Similar to the case of Roopsagar was that of Naila talaab whose embankment was cut to make way for a road.But what was glaring about these two incidents was that not only did the development activities violate the citys Master Plan but also an order of the Rajasthan High Court (rhc). On August 2, 2004, rhc had directed the state government to make a plan to restore the catchment areas of all the waterbodies in Rajasthan. The directions were further passed to all the districts.Why then did the Urban Improvement Trust (uit) of Udaipur along with the district administration proceed with an activity that ran contrary to rhcs directions? On April 16, I came to know that roads were constructed in the low-lying area and I ordered for the removal of whatever construction was going on, says district magistrate Abhay Kumar, who is also the uit chairperson. He says the roads were being constructed as part of the Asian Development Bank-funded Vasundhara Road Network project.But even the Master Plan doesnt show the lake can be built over. The land use of the area is garden, open area and playground, claims Kumar. However, page 49 of the plan mentions that only the land adjacent to Roopsagar and Naila talaab be developed, not the lake bed itself.Further, this land use of the area (from lake to playground) appears to be a recent change included in the Land Use Plan 2022. As late as 1997, these two were shown as waterbodies. Why the change? Explains chief town planner H S Sancheti, These waterbodies are dry for years and have no value now. But Kumar himself had ordered the irrigation department to restore Roopsagar under the Akal Rahat Karya (drought relief) scheme just 2-3 years ago.The whole affair points to a nexus between the authorities and builders, says Tej Rajdan of the Jheel Sanrakshan Samiti, a non-governmental organisation in Udaipur. The land mafia of the city got the land use changed so that they can construct buildings on the bed of the lake. The district administration, uit, and the town planning department are hand in glove with the land sharks, he alleges. Rajdan took the issue to the court and on April 27, 2005 got a stay order against any construction in the lakes. The land use of these lakes is petakast, which means only the farmers who have the rights to its land can use it for agriculture for the time it is dry. Land use of petakast land cannot be changed under the Rajasthan Land Revenue Act, 1956, he stresses.For a city like Udaipur, lakes constitute the lifeline for the people. Besides recharging groundwater, these lakes are the only source of water here. Since they all are interlinked,Tere for the Udaipur is known as city of lack

It is very looking good for morning and evening walk

Roopsagar is one of the best place in udaipur

Nice place to kill time

Nice

Yadav pakrod

Kya hi jagah h yr or raat me toh gajab

Developed paal

Lake Pond

Bakwas