South India boasts many scenic lakes, each offering unique beauty, cultural importance, and rich biodiversity.
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Vembanad Lake, Kerala
India’s longest lake and Kerala’s largest, Vembanad Lake captivates with backwaters, houseboats, and migratory birds.
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Pookode Lake, Kerala
This freshwater lake in Wayanad, surrounded by forests and hills, is ideal for boating and resembles India’s map.
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Kodaikanal Lake, Tamil Nadu
Nestled in the Palani Hills, Kodaikanal Lake offers a peaceful environment for boating, cycling, or relaxation.
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Pulicat Lake, Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu
India’s second-largest brackish water lake, Pulicat Lake attracts migratory birds, especially flamingos, making it a birdwatcher's paradise.
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Ooty Lake, Tamil Nadu
An artificial lake in Nilgiri Hills, Ooty Lake offers beautiful views, surrounded by eucalyptus and hills, perfect for boating.
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Hussain Sagar Lake, Telangana
Located in Hyderabad, this heart-shaped lake features a grand Buddha statue and offers stunning city views.
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Hebbal Lake, Karnataka
Near Bengaluru, Hebbal Lake is a tranquil spot known for its rich birdlife and scenic landscapes, ideal for birdwatchers.
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Berijam Lake, Tamil Nadu
A secluded lake near Kodaikanal, Berijam Lake is preserved by limited access, making it a pristine haven for nature lovers.
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Veeranam Lake, Tamil Nadu
Spanning 2,400 acres, Veeranam Lake is essential for water supply and offers beautiful landscapes.
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Anekere Lake, Karnataka
Surrounded by green hills, Anekere Lake is popular for boating, birdwatching, and fishing, offering a serene escape.
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