Jalore's 1300-Year-Old Sundelav Pond: A Tunnel to the Fort & Ancient Mysteries

• Sundelav Pond in Jalore, built in the 7th century by King Nagabhatta, is a 1300-year-old historical water source.
• Constructed in memory of his mother, Sundar Devi, it served as the primary drinking water source for the city.
• Local beliefs suggest an old well within the pond has a secret tunnel leading to Jalore Fort, used by ancient kings.
• The pond's bottom is rumored to be made of copper, adding to its mystique, as stated by local resident Shyamalal.
• Surrounded by religious sites like Hanuman Temple and Kabir Baghichi, it remains a significant center of faith and history.