“Serene Waters.”
The Kaas Lake is about 2 km further down the road which takes you to the Kaas Plateau. At times you may find the Plateau overcrowded with people mesmerised by the beauty of the flowers on the Kaas Patthar. Then the better alternative would be to drive down to the Lake.
You can get a bird’s eye view of the lake as you are descending down from the Plateau, and you would want to stop and take a few snaps from up here. As you descend further you will find the car park to the right amongst some buildings where you can stop for a cup of tea and some refreshments.
Park your car and walk down to the lake to enjoy the pristine beauty of the cool blue waters of this serene lake. You can even bathe in these waters, but do remember that this lake also supplies water to the city of Satara. If you missed the flowers on the plateau you can also find many of them here. You can even sit down with your picnic basket amongst the bushes and trees near the lake, but do remember to clear your trash, and some more which other thoughtless picnickers would have left behind.
You can get a bird’s eye view of the lake as you are descending down from the Plateau, and you would want to stop and take a few snaps from up here. As you descend further you will find the car park to the right amongst some buildings where you can stop for a cup of tea and some refreshments.
Park your car and walk down to the lake to enjoy the pristine beauty of the cool blue waters of this serene lake. You can even bathe in these waters, but do remember that this lake also supplies water to the city of Satara. If you missed the flowers on the plateau you can also find many of them here. You can even sit down with your picnic basket amongst the bushes and trees near the lake, but do remember to clear your trash, and some more which other thoughtless picnickers would have left behind.
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