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Ali Sagar Deer Park

The famous Ali Sagar Deer Park is located in the Nizamabad district of Telangana. 

The landscape of the park has several hillocks and verdant gardens with flowers blooming in every colour. This is a perfect place for deers to take refuge offering them a haven.

Ali Sagar in simple words is a very colorful and beautiful garden developed to attract picnickers from Nizamabad. If you wish to go on a short and rejuvenating trip, Ali Sagar is a right place. It offers a refreshing environment. 

The Ali Sagarreservoir dates back to 1931, which was constructed by the Nizams who ruled the region then. The area is spread amid natural hillocks and lovely colourful flower gardens. The soothing lake and its awe inspiring surroundings are rich in scenic beauty and an eternal bliss to your eyes. 

The Ali Sagar Deer park is situated near the reservoir. The park was established in 1985, and hosts many species of deer. This park serves a good picnic spot especially for kids.

To add to its breathtaking beauty is the enormous forest spread along with a beautiful summer house, well nurtured gardens, a secluded island and a hilltop guest house, what else can you ask for? This is more than a royal treat. 

The place consists of big tank which, is the main source for water in Nizamabad. The tank was constructed by Raghunath Das who had also constructed the popular Nizamabad Fort. The fort was originally developed on a temple of Lord Ram. It houses a huge variety of flowers, has a Deer Park, a Tree House in the Garden spread across 33 acres. It attracts people with fountains. 

Inside the Ali Sagar lake is an island. The authorities have introduced boating facility in the tank recently. During holidays, the park is visited by around 1000 to 2000 people. The deer park also facilities trekking and some water sports.

Ali Sagar Deer park is located at a distance of nearly 13 km from Nizamabad town and is well accessible by road.


https://www.telanganatourism.gov.in/partials/destinations/wildlife/nizamabad/ali-sagar-deer-park.html
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