Seruvalsar and Manimahesh Lake
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| Seruvalsar Lake | |
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| Location | Kullu district |
| Lake type | High altitude lake |
| Surface elevation | 3100m |
| References | Himachal Pradesh Tourism Dep. |
Seruvalsar Lake:- It is a high altitude lake which is located in the district Kullu. It is about 3,100m above the sea level. This lake is surrounded by the thick forest cover.
| Manimahesh Lake | |
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| Location | Chamba district |
| Lake type | High altitude lake |
| Surface elevation | 4080m |
| References | Himachal Pradesh Tourism Dep. |
Manimahesh Lake:- It is a high altitude lake which is located in the district Chamba (32kms. from Bharmaur). It is about 4080m above the sea level. It is held sacred to Lord Shiva. This lake is the venue of the Manimahesh Yatra that begins from Chamba after the festival of Janamashtami.[1]
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  Lakes of Himachal Pradesh   |
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| Low altitude lakes | Renuka Lake | Macchial Lake |
| Mid altitude lakes | Dal Lake | Kareri Lake | Khajjiar Lake | Kumarwah Lake | Rewalsar Lake |
| High altitude lakes | Prashar Lake | Nako Lake | Chandra Tal | Suraj Tal | Dhankar Lake | Dashair | Brighu Lake | Seruvalsar Lake | Manimahesh Lake | Ghadhasaru Lake | Mahakali Lake | Lama Dal | Chander Naun |
| Reservoirs | Maharana Pratap Sagar | Pandoh Lake | Gobind Sagar |
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