The lake has steep banks covered with shingle at lower elevations and bushes and grass at higher elevations. The western side of the lake is a forest area where cottages have been built; while on the opposite side there are terraced fields. A perennial tributary stream feeds the lake from the west and the banks of this stream have been extensively developed with residential complexes, after Indian Independence, which has brought in shale and debris into the lake, and this process is said to be still continuing.
The lake has a varied shoreline featuring pebbly lower sections and vegetation at higher elevations. The western shore is an area of woodland where houses have been built; in contrast, the opposite shore features cultivated plots. A perennial stream flowing from the west feeds the lake, whose banks have undergone significant redevelopment with residential areas following Indian Independence, resulting in ongoing sedimentation.