Journey to Pakhal Lake in Warangal, Telangana! Once known as 'Narsapur Tank,' this beautiful lake was built way back in 1213 AD by the Kakatiya kings. Imagine sparkling water surrounded by lush green forests – perfect for a peaceful day trip. Spotting wildlife and enjoying nature's beauty makes Pakhal Lake a fantastic Indian travel destination for everyone!
Capture Scenic Photos Of The Landscape.
Enjoy Boating In The Serene Lake.
Enjoy The Sunset View
Explore The Pakhal Wildlife Sanctuary.
Go For Birdwatching In The Sanctuary.
Have A Picnic By The Lake.
October to March
Early Morning
₹1,000 per person
Pakhal Lake was constructed in 1213 AD by Kakatiya ruler Ganapathi Deva. It was primarily built to cater to irrigation needs and provide a source of water for agriculture in the surrounding areas. The Kakatiya dynasty were known for their engineering prowess, and Pakhal Lake stands as a testament to their skill in water management. Over the centuries, the lake has played a crucial role in sustaining the local ecosystem and supporting the livelihoods of the people in the region. The surrounding Pakhal Wildlife Sanctuary was established later to protect the flora and fauna that thrive around the lake, further enhancing the area's ecological significance. Today, it stands as a popular tourist attraction, showcasing the region's rich history and natural beauty.