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Siliserh Lake, Alwar

AlwarPositioned 13 km southwest of Alwar, Silserh Lake claims an area of 10.5 sq km ringed by thicket-forming hills with wonderful chhatris (Cenotaphs) on the embankment. This idyllic picnic spot was created with a view to supplying water to the otherwise barren expanses of Alwar. Overlooking the lake lies the Silserh Lake Palace Hotel that is known for its singularly heart-warming facilities and services. The scenic lake also harbours various bird and fish species that are a delight to tourists who gather here in good numbers. And along with boating and sailing facilities that the lake sets forth, the numbers continue to swell year after year.

Coming Into Existence
The Silserh Lake, a grand reservoir, was the brainchild of Maharaja Vinay Singh. It came into being in the year 1844. The maharaja intended to direct the course of the lake to the town of Alwar so the bare and barren land may spring to life. Joyously enough, the land teemed with lush gardens. The lake was named so to glorify his queen Seela. The king further built her a snow-hued palace on an ascent overlooking the placid waters of the lake. To the kings of Alwar, Silserh was a darling retreat for years.


Attractions
Hotel Silserh Lake PalaceHotel Silserh Lake Palace
Blending the classic and the contemporary, Hotel Silserh Lake is a must see for all and the finest option to stay in the city of Alwar. Wooded hills, calm waters of the lake and a number of migratory birds that the lake harbours along with the traditional warmth that can be experienced all around, Silserh Lake Palace promises much more than just a stay.

Aravalli Hills
The Silserh Lake has found its setting in the midst of the forested hill slopes of the Aravallis, one of the most ancient hill ranges in the country. So, to add to the joy of tourists all the more, trekking is another beautiful option here. Move along the slopes to acquaint yourself with the culture that the land oozes in almost every inch of it.

Boat Rides
It were sheer injustice if the lake would not have provided with boat rides option, as there's a lot to feast eyes upon all around. Yes, there are fantastic options of enjoying a ride either in a motor boat or a paddle boat. Boats can be hired at different hours of the day.


Getting There
Delhi (170 km) and Jaipur (145 km) are the closest air-route options. Jaipur is well linked by rail-route to the key destinations of the state and the country. Delhi, however, can be the most convenient option. Both the cities in question have been provided with an excellent road network as well.


Local Modes for Transport
Taxis, auto-rickshaws and cycle-rickshaws are easily available for moving around.



Maharajahs of Rajasthan ruled the land with bejewelled fists and bequeathed it a legacy of forts that are the best speakers of time.
Palaces or the erstwhile residences of the Maharajahs of yore create a milieu that's inescapably attracting. Come and experience.
The wildlife in Rajasthan is perhaps as exotic as its culture. Be it birds, mammals or reptiles, you'll see varieties you'll lose count of.
As you finish your hunt with forts, palaces and wildlife, get ready to soothe your souls at places like Pushkar, Ajmer Sharif, Dilwara etc.