Jaisamand Lake was built by Maharana Jai Singh in 1685 AD while constructing a dam across the Gomti River. The primary purpose was to provide irrigation to the surrounding areas. The dam, adorned with elaborately sculpted marble structures, including six cenotaphs and a Shiva temple, showcases the architectural prowess of the era. The lake's creation also led to the submergence of several villages, adding to its historical significance. Today, Jaisamand Lake stands as a testament to the vision and engineering skills of the Mewar rulers.