Badi Jheel Lake, Bhopal

About Badi Jheel Lake

Badi Lake The lake has a rich history that dates back to the time of Raja Bhoj, a medieval king known for his contributions to the city of Bhopal. Bhojtal was built by the Paramara king Bhoj during his tenure as the king of Malwa (1005–1055). The lake was constructed by them as an important water reservoir for the area. Over the centuries, it has undergone many developments and modifications, and remains an important source of water supply for the city. It has an earthen dam which adds to its attraction. The lake is a tranquil and beautiful place for boating, picnicking and enjoying the views.

Interesting facts about Badi Jheel Lake

• Badi Lake Lake is one of the largest artificial lakes in Asia, covering a vast area and providing a source of water supply for Bhopal.
• Boating facilities are available in the lake, allowing tourists to enjoy a relaxing ride on its calm waters.
• The lake is home to various bird species, making it a popular destination for bird watching and nature lovers.
• It is a favorite place for locals and visitors to enjoy picnics and outdoor activities amidst nature.
• Badi Jheel Lake is an essential part of Bhopal's heritage and a valuable natural asset.

How to reach Badi Jheel Lake

By Road: Badi Lake is easily accessible by road. Tourists can reach here by private vehicle, taxi or public transport.

By Train: The nearest railway station is Bhopal Junction Railway Station, and from there you can take a taxi or local transport to reach the lake.

Nearby famous places

• Van Vihar National Park 3 km away
• Taj-ul-Masjid 6 km away
• Birla Museum 6 km away
• Shaukat Mahal 5 km away
• Lower Lake 5 km away
• Bhimbetka Caves 42 km away
• Sightseeing 9 km away