The lake is about 3,100 metres (10,171 ft) above the sea level and is surrounded by thick forest cover.

[1] Seruvalsar Lake is accessible via Jalori pass.

[2] Locals associate the lake with Buddhi Nagin (Hindi: बूढी नागिन, goddess of snakes and ghee and mother of all nag deities) and claim the lake's water possess medicinal properties.

A small temple to Buddhi Nagin overlooks the lake from its North side.

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