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Brighu Lake
At an altitude of 4235 metres in district Kullu, this lies east of the Rohtang Pass and is about 6 Kms. from the village of Gulaba.
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Chandertal Lake
At a height of 4300 metres and 6 k.m. from the Kunzum Pass in Lahaul & Spiti district that connects Spiti and Lahaul areas.
Bounded by snows and acres of scree, this deep blue-water lake has a circumference of 2.5 Kms. |
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Dal Lake
At an height of 1775 metres in district Kangra 11 k.m. from Dharamshala,
bounded by deodar trees, this is on the motor road to Talnu. |
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Govind Sagar
This vast reservoir lies in the district of Bilaspur and Una.The town of Bilaspur is 83 k.m. from the railway station at Anandpur Sahib.
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Khajjiar Lake
At an height of 1900 metres in district Chamba, 16 k.m. from Dalhousue
and 25 k.m. from Chamba. Fed by tiny streams, this little lake lies at
in the centre of large Khajjiar glade.
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Maharana Pratap Sagar
Lake
Maharana Pratap Sagar is at 450 meters above sea level, 32 degrees North and 76 degrees east.
In district Kangra, 170 Km from Chandigarh, 110 Km from the district headquarters Dharamshala. |
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Manimahesh Lake (Chamba)
At an altitude of 4080 metres in district Chamba, 32 k.m. from Bharmaur. Held sacred to Lord Shiva this lake has in the Bundhil valley at the foot of Manimahesh
ranges. |
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Nako Lake
At an altitude of 3662 metres in the pooh sub-division of district Kinnaur.
The lake is surrounded by willow and poplar trees - the village seems to
be half buried by the lake's borders. |
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Parashar Lake
At an altitude of 2730 metres in district Mandi, 40 k.m. from Mandi town.
The deep blue water at this beautiful lake is held sacred to the sage Prashar.
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Renuka Lake
Renuka lake is connected by road and lies in Sirmaur district. With a circumference of 3214 m, Renukaji is the largest natural lake in Himachal. |
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Rewalsar Lake
Rewalsar lake is in Mandi district, 24 kms from Mandi
town. Shaped quite like a square and with a shoreline of 735 m, this
dark jewel rests on a mountain spur and is protected by a variety of
dense vegetation. |
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Suraj Tal
Below the summit of the Baralacha Pass in the Lahaul splitting up of district Lahaul and Spiti. The Baralachala connects Manali and Lahaul to Ladakh and the lake which draws a considerable number of visitors - especially in summer - lies by its head. This is the source of the river Bhaga.
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