Description
Ranmal Lake (Lakhota Lake) in the middle of Jamnagar city spreaded over 5 lakh square meters and is divided into three parts. The lake promotes the beauty of the city, and provides ideal shelter for tourists and migratory birds as well. Ranmal or Lakhota Lake is said to be constructed by Jam Ranmalji II between 1820 to 1852. This circular lake spreaded around 5 lakh sq meters is a unique identity. Resting places like pavilions, bastions, artistic gardens, etc. have been placed around the lake. The exquisite architectural fort of architecture known as Lakkhota built at a cost of millions is in the middle of the lake. Both of these monuments do not only describe the art but also the state’s kind, affectionate, loving nature.Lakhota Talav is one of the most beautiful and serene places in Jamnagar. Being right in the middle of the hustle and bustle of the city, the lake stands as the perfect picture of serenity. It is also known as the Ranmal Lake and surrounds Lakhota Fort, which is situated on an island inside. There is an archaeology museum that possesses sculptures, arms and firearms, medieval age pottery from surrounding villages, and so on. The fort is connected with the banks through two pathways. A walking track has been built around the lake to give the pleasure of walking around the lovely lake. There are benches around Lakhota Lake to sit and relax.
