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Why to visit Foy Sagar Lake
The Foy Sagar has been a picturesque and vital source of water, especially portable, since its creation in 1892. This lake is 14,000,000 square feet in size and can retain 15 million cubic feet of water. The natural beauty of this spectacular lake astounds passersby. It resembles a pancake due to its peculiar flat shape. The park is bordered by a large park. During the winter, the location is a popular picnic spot for locals.
Near the year 1892, Lake Foy Sagar was built in Ajmer, Rajasthan, as a Famine Relief Project. It was designed by Mr. Foy, an English architect, and is named for him. The only goal of Lake Foy Sagar was to alleviate the paucity of water in Ajmer during a drought. The adjacent Aravalli mountains can be seen from Lake Foy Sagar.
How to reach ?
• By airport: The nearest airport to Foy Sagar Lake is Jaipur Airport (141 km), which has regular domestic flights to Delhi and Mumbai.
• By rail: Foy Sagar Lake is well connected to major cities railway stations such as Delhi, Agra, Mumbai, Chennai, Bikaner, Pali, Jaipur, and Ahmedabad via the nearby Ajmer Railway station (9 km).
