Rajasthan is a place that is known for its historical significance, trade, festivity, and vibrance. And while we are talking about the historical trade culture of Rajasthan, then, Didwana is a place that sure needs to be explored more. The Gateway of Marwar, or the Archery of Merta, Didwana, is a city that is located in the Didwana Kuchaman district of Rajasthan. Didwana was one of the most important places in medieval ancient India, where several battles were fought to capture the Didwana Lake. It was a place that was regarded as a trading center as a huge amount of salt was prepared there and sold all across India. Let us know more about this salty and picturesque Lake here:

Didwana Salt Lake: The History of Power Struggle for the Trade Centre 

Imagine a place with a salty white background and a battle near it. Feels like straight out of a periodical movie? Well, the historical power struggle of the Didwana Lake is no less than a movie based on historical battles and strategic wars. Who knows, a Director might already be thinking of making a movie on it! 

This Salt Lake has been quite an integral part Mughal Empire in strategic trade and ruling, and that is why several regions and maharaja fought for the right of this place. Several battles for fought between the kings and emperors of Bikaner, Jodhpur, Jaipur, and Gujarat for this precious and scenic Lake. 

Did you know that Maharana Kumbha of Chittorgarh levied a tax on salt? Kriti pillar has the inscription of the event that mentioned the tax which was imposed on both Sambhar Lake and Didwana Lake. 

Didwana Lake Formation:

Didwana Lake is known for salt production, but it is not just salt production that has made this Lake popular, as it is also known for producing sodium sulfate. The formation of this beautiful place took over the years due to a process of natural phenomenon. 

As per the studies, it is said that the evolution of saline lakes in Rajasthan was influenced by two major factors that were: The aridity and the formation of playa depression. Has been found with the help of segmentation of the playa lake. 

Didwana Lake Geology: Geological Facts

Didwana Lake is known as the second largest playa in the eastern part of the fascinating Thar desert. The Didwana playa is about 5.6 km long and 2.4 km wide and is widely known for its supporting environment of commercial salt production. Let's learn more about the geological features of this Lake here:

• The Lake has a sediment package with a thickness of 20 m and also has some finely grained clays and slits, Gypsum, Halide, and abandoned calcite that are associated with the hypersaline water. 
• On the western side of this beautiful Lake, the isolated hills of quadrate and graphitic phyllite can be seen. 
• As per the investigations done by the Geologists, trending Uranium hello encompassing the playa is found in the environment. 

Didwana Lake Rajasthan Tourism

Didwana Lake has been a center of historical and geographical significance for thousands of years, and that is why it has become a must-visit destination for travelers all across the country. Didwana itself has several important places where you can go on an exploration voyage and learn more about the deep-rooted culture and historical significance of Rajasthan. Some of the popular places include:

• Shitalkund Balaji Temple
• Didwari Fort
• Dhankoli Fort
• Sitaram Bagh
• Padhay Mata Mandir
• Dayalpura Fort
• Padhay Mata Temple, and more

If you feel like you have a little more time left, then why not drive a few kilometers more to visit the majestic Kuchaman Fort to learn more about the deep-rooted culture of Rajasthan 

Conclusion:

Didwana Lake is surely your call if you want a person who wants to explore the origins of the beautiful Lake or dwell in the rich past of the Lake with the city Didwana has to offer. So why not explore the unique blend of cultural heritage and natural beauty in the serene view of this beautiful Lake this vacation? Not to mention that you can get some of the most breathtaking photographs for your Instagram handle here!

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