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Why to visit Renuka Lake
Given that this body of water is fashioned like a woman who is reclining, the goddess Renuka is thought to be personified by it. Visitors who make it to the lake's ridge after navigating through extensive alpine trees can also enjoy views of the lake.
Numerous fish and other aquatic animals can be seen in the lake. The lake offers boating facilities as well. In the area of the Renuka Lake, there is also another lake that is devoted to Lord Parshuram, the goddess Renuka's son.
The fact that visitors to Renuka Lake can also visit various temples appeals particularly to religious and devout individuals, giving them one more reason to arrange a trip to the tranquil lake.
Things to do around Renuka Lake :-
• At Renuka Lake, you may engage in thrilling sports like boating and lion safaris.
• Near the lake is a well-known temple that is devoted to Lord Renuka. According to legend, the entire temple was built in the seventeenth century in one night!
• Renuka Lake is about two minutes' drive from the well-known Parshu Ram Tal. A fabulous location with hills on all sides, the Parshu Ram Tal is home to numerous fish and a few turtles.
• A Mini Zoo is located next to Renuka Lake. The zoo contains a wide range of indigenous and interesting plant species. Another attraction in the area is the 400 hectare Renuka Sanctuary, which is host to sambhar, barking deer, chital, and lions.
• The annual 5-day Renuka Fair at Renuka Lake commemorates the entry of Lord Parshuram. The fair is well-run on a global scale, and many of people go there. On the eve of Prabodhini Ekadashi, it is commemorated as the day Lord Parshuram first met her mother. The celebration features numerous cultural programmes, musical and dancing performances, a large parade, and much more.
