Kaikondrahalli Lake

Kaikondrahalli Lake is an urban freshwater lake located in Kaikondrahalli off Sarjapur Road in southeastern Bengaluru, Karnataka. Part of Bengaluru's historic tank system, it was restored in 2009-2010 through a joint effort by BBMP and local residents. The lake is notable for its ecological restoration, walking trail, small islands, and bird habitat, serving as a recreational green space amid the city's residential developments.

Visitors can expect a restored urban lake surrounded by a paved walking and jogging trail of about 1.5 km, with benches, viewing decks and open green areas. The lake has a central island and vegetated edges that attract waterbirds and other birds. The setting is calm and residential, suitable for morning walks, birdwatching and photography. There is no boating, and the area is primarily for passive recreation and nature observation.

Part of Bengaluru's historic network of man-made tanks built for irrigation and water storage. The lake had degraded due to urbanization and was restored in 2009-2010 by Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) with support from the MAPSAS Trust and local citizen groups, becoming a model for community-led lake rejuvenation in the city.

Serves as a community recreational and ecological space for residents of Sarjapur Road area and represents citizen participation in urban lake conservation in Bengaluru