About Hemawas Dam
Hemawas Dam is a water reservoir located on the Bandi River near Hemawas village, approximately 10 km south of Pali city in Rajasthan. Completed in 1911, it is the third largest dam in Pali district and serves primarily for irrigation and drinking water supply. The dam offers scenic views, particularly during monsoon season when the reservoir is full.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a calm and peaceful atmosphere with scenic views of the expansive water body and surrounding landscape. The area is suitable for photography, picnics, and leisurely walks along accessible areas of the dam. The site is easily reachable by road with minimal effort required, making it appropriate for all age groups seeking a quiet nature excursion.
Key highlights
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Historic dam completed in 1911 on the Bandi River
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Third largest dam in Pali district
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Scenic water views especially during monsoon season
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Popular spot for photography and picnics
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Nearby Manpura Bhakri hill viewpoint and temple
History of Hemawas Dam
Hemawas Dam was completed in 1911 on the Bandi River. Construction began in 1906 under Maharaja Sumer Singhji Sahib Bahadur. It is the third largest dam in Pali district and has been serving the region for over a century.
Route
| By road | Located approximately 10 km south of Pali city, easily accessible by road |
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| Nearest airport | Jodhpur Airport (approximately 70-74 km) |
| Nearest railway station |