Padam Talao

One of the most magnificent lakes in the city which is situated deep inside the Ranthambore National Park is Padam Talao. It is believed to be the lake where Princess Padmavati used to bathe. The renowned guest house Jogi Mahal is located near the lake and it makes the lake look amazing. Surrounded by dense forests, the lake is an abode of numerous wildlife as they visit the lake more often to drink water. The rare Chinkara Deer can also be spotted early in the morning. One of Ranthambore’s best locations for photography, Padam Talao is hardly located five kilometres away from the park’s entry gate. In winter, the lake and its surrounding areas look magical as migratory birds make it a paradise. In summer, when the lake’s water starts to dry up, you may see crocodiles and other creatures all over it. In short, if you plan to explore Ranthambore National Park and its surrounding points of attractions, make sure to add Padam Talao to your itinerary.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Padam Talao?

Padam Talao is the biggest lake inside Ranthambore National Park in Rajasthan.

What is Padam Talao?

Padam Talao is a lake, where ‘talao’ means waterbodies and it is named after Rani Padmavati as it is believed that she used to bathe here. It is a water body, located inside the national park where animals visit to quench their thirst.

What is the approximate distance between Padam Talao and Ranthambore’s entry gate?

The distance between the two points is around 5 kilometres.