Meja Dam

Meja Dam is one of the largest dams in Bhilwara district, constructed across the Kothari River in 1958. Located approximately 20 kilometers from Bhilwara city in Mandal locality, it serves as a crucial source of drinking water and irrigation for the region. The dam is famous for its Green Mount Park, making it a popular picnic spot and tourist attraction, especially during monsoon season when the reservoir is full.

Visitors can expect to see a large earthen and gravity dam structure with surrounding lush green park areas. The site offers scenic views of the reservoir and landscaped gardens. During monsoon season, the dam fills with water creating an attractive landscape. The area provides a peaceful environment suitable for picnics and relaxation away from the city.

Constructed in 1958 as an earthen/gravity/masonry dam across the Kothari River. It was the primary source of drinking water for Bhilwara city until around 1996. The dam has a design capacity of 2930 million cubic feet and was built for irrigation purposes.

The dam serves as an important water resource for Bhilwara city and approximately 150 surrounding villages, providing both drinking water and irrigation to around 18,000 hectares of land.