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Overview
In Himachal Pradesh the perennial rivers give birth to some of the most beautiful lakes in the country. These lakes are fed by the melting snow in the lofty mountain peaks. The icy waters in them are believed to contain medicinal properties and serves as a source of replenishment for weary trekkers and travelers.
Himachal Pradesh was known as the abode of the Gods. The impressive Himalayan ranges with their stunning natural beauty seemed to be a natural home to the Gods. The state is studded with innumerable rivers, isolated valleys and a diverse architecture of temples. The lakes play a crucial part in enhancing the scenic splendor of the state.
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Summary
The Seruvalsar Lake is a high altitude lake located in the district of Kullu. It is located 20 kms from Ani, in the direction of Jalori Pass. The Seruvalsar Lake is nestled amidst a thick pine forest which renders the place with a superb scenic splendour. The lake and its surroundings is a trekking enthusiast's haunt. There are four Buddhist monasteries in a 3 km radius around the lake. Kullu and Shoja which are in the nearest precinct to the Seruvalsar Lake offer some of the best accommodations in the state.
A well over one percent of the states mass is submerged by lakes, rivers and glaciers. The majority of the lakes are naturally bequeathed, whose origins can be traced to millions of years back in time. The other lakes are man made reservoirs which have their sources as rivers. The lakes play hosts to a wide variety of aquatic life and migratory birds. These water bodies have paved way for numerous outdoor activities such as boating, swimming, canoeing, kayaking, water skiing and fishing.
Add-on facilities
Visitors to the Seruvalsar Lake can spend their time fishing on the icy waters or they can pay a visit to the nearby monasteries which has some stunningly intricate carvings.
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