About Tidi Dam
Tidi Dam is a man-made reservoir constructed by Hindustan Zinc Limited in 1976 near Zawar Mines in Udaipur district, Rajasthan. Standing 67 feet tall with a storage capacity of 300 million cubic feet, the dam serves as the primary water source for Zawar Mines. Located approximately 32-38 kilometers from Udaipur city, it has become a popular picnic destination offering scenic views and tranquil surroundings.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a calm and serene environment at this relatively uncrowded dam site. The location offers scenic views of the reservoir surrounded by natural landscapes and hills. It is suitable for picnics, leisurely walks along the dam periphery, photography, and bird watching. The area provides a peaceful retreat from urban settings with accessible viewpoints overlooking the water body.
Key highlights
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Constructed in 1976 by Hindustan Zinc Limited
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67 feet height with 300 million cubic feet storage capacity
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Primary water source for Zawar Mines
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Scenic reservoir surrounded by natural landscapes
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Popular picnic spot located 32-38 km from Udaipur
History of Tidi Dam
The dam was constructed by Hindustan Zinc Limited in 1976 to serve as the main water supply source for Zawar Group of Mines and CPP. Zawar Mines itself holds historical significance as one of the world's oldest zinc mining and smelting sites, with archaeological evidence dating back to approximately 750 BCE.
Route
| By road | Located on the way to Ahmedabad highway, approximately 32-38 km from Udaipur via NH8 |
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| Nearest airport | Maharana Pratap Airport, Udaipur |