
Surwal Lake Tourism
About Surwal Lake







| Monday | 6:00 AM - 6:00 PM |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | 6:00 AM - 6:00 PM |
| Wednesday | 6:00 AM - 6:00 PM |
| Thursday | 6:00 AM - 6:00 PM |
| Friday | 6:00 AM - 6:00 PM |
| Saturday | 6:00 AM - 6:00 PM |
| Sunday | 6:00 AM - 6:00 PM |
Opening hours can change for special events or maintenance. Check with the local tourism office or the official website before you go.
| Adult | Free |
|---|---|
| Child | Free |
Prices are subject to change; please check before visiting.
✓ BringBinoculars
For bird watching
✓ VisitDuringSunriseOrSunset
To catch the best view and bird activities
✓ CarryWater
Especially during warmer months
✓ Guide
Consider hiring a local guide for better bird identification
✓ RespectWildlife
Do not disturb the birds or the natural setting
Har7h
1.0Wrote on 27 Mar 2022
Experience at Surwal Lake/Dam
Avoid this. It's mentioned as a tourist spot here and that might lead people to visit it. But in reality, there's nothing to see. It's actually a dam with water. Not much or any wildlife or birds can be spotted. Also there's no place from where you can spot anything. It's just a water pond. There's a single kucha mud road to reach here with a lot of potholes. Actually it isn't even a road, just a tractor pass by. Nothing to see here that you can't see in the park. No rare birds or anything. The way to here passes from a lot of very narrow roaded villages full of traffic and cattle. Also being secluded, it's not safe to visit with family, or alone, or as a girl, you might attract unwanted attention and noone's around here to come to your rescue, let aline you get a flat tire cuz of the rocky road. If you're an Indian visiting with family, don't they'll cuss you for taking them to this place. If you're a foreigner, don't waste your precious travel time. If you're a bird watcher with your group, coming here with knowledge of when rarely some or the other migratory bird might be spotted here, you're the only target audience for this place and even for you there are better places for the same sport.
77099rajput
4.0Wrote on 10 Dec 2020
Best park
The Surwal lake in Ranthambore is yet another beautiful spot in this vast national park. Late afternoon I got to see so many animals here, even a very big turtledoves that baked in the afternoon sun! Ranthamore is relatively untouched and you do get to see animals and nature in a relatively pure form. The lake was still relatively full considering it was almost a year since the monsoon season. Do listen to the birds here - they sing the most beautiful songs. Nice travelings..
Pradeep59
4.0Wrote on 8 Feb 2020
Ranthambore Trip
Surwal lake is very big lake an ideal spot but approach is not good. Surprisingly such a good spot completely neglected by Tourism Dept. Of Rajasthan . No arrangement of tea also. Isolated. Very sad but worth visiting.
hgarghh
5.0Wrote on 27 Dec 2019
Place to see all Migratory Birds !!!
Scenic lake esp at the forenoon time with all migratory birds like Falcons,Flamingoes and black feathered stilt---You can watch them all at one place. BUT the route to the lake is bit confusing--- Go to Karmoda first from Sawaimadhopur then follow the Google map ---Thanks to the technology !!!
GauravC697
4.0Wrote on 30 Aug 2018
scenic
this is a scenic lake a short drive from ranthambhore....it attracts a lot of migratory birds in the winters....indian skimmer is one of them...i just wish it is maintained well as a tourist spot...

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