Chamarajasagar reservoir is one of the mast important and attractive sights of tourism in Karnataka. This sight was created at the confluence of two tributaries of Kaveri River namely Arkavathy River and Kumudavati River.
Chamarajasagar reservoir provides one of exclusive sights, which are well known for fishing and photography. Chamarajasagar reservoir is considered to be one of the most attractive sights for tourism which provides accommodation for its visitors. This place has been an enjoyable sight during winters when large number of migratory birds fly to this area.
Chamarajasagar reservoir covers a catchments area of 896 hectares which receives water from Arkavati River. This river, which originates at Nandi hill drain out the surplus water from the surroundings of Bengaluru city. This saves the city from flood and utilizes the water for irrigation purpose. The other outlet Kumudini that originates at Shiva Ganga joins with Akravati to form a sangam on River Kaveri.
Thus, Chamarajasagar reservoir is one of the important sights in Karnataka, which is often utilized as for tourism. With the provisions for boating and fishing, this place attracts a large number of tourists. This place is equally significant as it helps to keep the city of Bangalore flood free.
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