Gulab Sagar Talab

Gulab Sagar Talab is a historic artificial lake located in the heart of Jodhpur's old city near Sardar Market. Constructed in 1788 by Gulab Rai, the mistress of Maharaja Vijay Singh, this water storage facility measures 150x90 meters and was built over eight years using water from Balsamand Lake via canals. The site features the Kunj Bihari Temple on its banks and offers scenic views of Mehrangarh Fort reflected in its waters.

Visitors can expect a serene lakeside setting in the bustling old city area, with opportunities to view the reflection of Mehrangarh Fort on calm days. The site includes the architecturally significant Kunj Bihari Temple dedicated to Lord Krishna, featuring carved entrances and Makrana marble elements. The surrounding area showcases traditional blue-painted houses and historic havelis, providing a glimpse into Jodhpur's cultural heritage.

Constructed in 1788 by Gulab Rai, the mistress of Maharaja Vijay Singh, over a period of eight years. The lake replaced an earlier water source called 'Bawri' and was designed as a water storage facility receiving water from Balsamand Lake through canals.

The lake holds cultural importance as part of Jodhpur's historic water management system and features the Kunj Bihari Temple, an architectural marvel dedicated to Lord Krishna with carved entrances and Makrana marble elements.