Rajsamand, located in southern Rajasthan, is a serene town known for its shimmering Rajsamand Lake, one of the region’s largest man-made lakes built by Maharana Raj Singh I. The lake’s marble embankments, Nauchowki, are adorned with detailed inscriptions and carvings that reflect the grandeur of Mewar’s history. The town is also dotted with magnificent temples, stepwells, and quiet countryside landscapes that offer a peaceful escape from busy torist circuits. Close to Kumbhalgarh and Nathdwara, Rajsamand serves as a heritage-rich, scenic stop where nature, history, and Rajasthani culture come together beautifully.