Close to Kankroli is the dam built by
Maharana Raj Singh in 1660 AD. Many embellishing arches and magnificent
'chhatris' adorn the embankment. Sixty-five kms from Udaipur, it is arguably
the most beautiful lake in Rajasthan. There are beautiful 'torans', gardens
and carved 'chhatris' around the lake. The sunset at the lake is absolutely
splendid
Rajsamand is situated at the southern tip of Rajasthan
and is oval in shape with a very narrow strip stretching towards the North.
The district adjoins Udaipur, Pali, Bhilwara, Ajmer and Chittor districts.
The district of Rajsamand is located 65 km from Udaipur and was constituted
on 10th April, 1990. The district was named after the famous lake "Rajsamand"
built by Maharana Raj Singh. The place is very well known for its marble
production as the largest marble producing district as well as the single
largest unit in the whole country. Deogarh is an important small town that
lies in Rajsamand district, in Southern Rajasthan - 150 km from Ajmer, off
National Highway No 8, running from Delhi, through Rajsamand and Udaipur.
This small town is famous for the Deogarh Mahal .

Deogarh
is an important small town that lies in Rajsamand district, in Southern
Rajasthan - 150 km from Ajmer, off National Highway No 8, running from
Delhi, through Rajsamand and Udaipur. This small town is famous for the
Deogarh Mahal.
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Attractions of Rajsamand |
Rajsamand Lake : It is the royal lake, offering
a spectacular view of the sunset, with artistic torans and chhatris
adorning its embankment.
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Stay in Rajsamand |
The RTDC has done a lot to retain the traditional flavour in its
hotels in and around Chittaurgarh. Hotels like RTDC's Khadim, come with AC
Deluxe rooms as well as ordinary rooms, which give a comfortable stay in the
city. There are also Sarai facilities for the pilgrims. The government
sponsored paying guest scheme makes the visitor feel at home.
Air : The nearest airport is at Udaipur.
Rail : Sawai Madhopur has a major railway station,
which connects the town with Delhi, Mumbai and other major cities in Western
India.
Road : The National Highway No.8,
Delhi-Ahmedabad-Mumbai road passes through the district and connects
Rajsamand to Delhi.
The district has moderate climate without significant seasonal
variations. The mean temperature is 22 degrees celsius. Average rainfall at
the district head quarter is 49.5 cms.