- As per Hindu mythology, Brahma Sarovar was the place from where The Lord Brahma created the mother earth.
- So Brahama Sarovar is often called as the cradle of Indian civilization. This lake found its mention in the 11th century book Kitab-ul-Hind written by Alberuni.
- Encircled by a number of holy shrines Brahma Sarovar presents an enchanting environ to the pious people.
- The sarovar is also mentioned in the eleventh century AD memoirs of Al Beruni.
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| Brahma Sarovar, Kurukshetra |
- Brahma Sarovar, Kurukshetra the huge water body of 1800 meter length and 1400 meter width Braham Srovar.
- It has amazing number of devotees in the Solar eclipse since it is believed that a holy dip during the eclipse will absolve all the sins.
- Apart from its devoutness this lake is one of the picturesque spots in the near vicinity.
- It wears an imposing look during the Gita Jayanti celebrations when earthen lamps would light the entire surface with its glittering beams. During November and December the lake looks astonishingly colourful with the presence of the avian flock that migrates from various parts of the world.
- Their twittering and chirping adds an invigorating appeal to the purity of the place.