It is believed to be the biggest man-made lake in India, comprising an area covering  of land, including its four banks, out of which  is filled with fresh water. A 2 km-long earthen water pipeline once ran from the tank to the Rangpur Palace (Kareng Ghar), supplying water to the royal palace.
It is believed to be the largest man-made lake in India, encompassing a significant land area, including its four banks, with  being filled with fresh water. A 2 km-long earthen water pipeline once served as a conduit for transporting water from the tank to the Rangpur Palace (Kareng Ghar), supplying water to the royal palace.