where is barapani lake?
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meghalaya, east India
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Lake Tanganyika is a large lake in central Africa (3° 20' to 8° 48' South and from 29° 5' to 31° 15' East). It is estimated to be the second largest lake in the world by volume, after Lake Baikal in Siberia.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake_Tanganyika
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Go on the National Geographic website and click on\nGran Patajen.
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SITES NEARBY \n\nThere are a number of places of tourist attraction near Bangalore. \nThirty kilometers from Bangalore is the Nrityagram village, housing a classical dance academy. \nBannerghatta National Park, 21 km from the city, is an important place to visit. \nSixty kilometers from Bangalore is the Nandi Hill Resort, which is also famous for its temples and fort. Devarayandurga, 70 km from Bangalore, is famous for its hilltop shrines. The craggy rock formation around Bangalore offers adventure activities like trekking and rock climbing to the adventure seeker. \nDevarayandurga (70 km), and Ramanagaram (49 km) are important spots for adventure. \nThe Doda Alada Mara, a 400-year-old banyan tree lying 28 km from the city, is an idyllic place for picnics. \nMekedatu, 98 km south of Bangalore, and Muthyalamaduvu, 40 km from Bangalore (also known as the Pearl Valley), are other important picnic spots. \nThe historic city of Mysore is 139 km from Bangalore and offers to the traveler a number of monuments belonging to Hyder Ali and Tipu Sultan, the erstwhile rulers of the place. It also has a number of ancient Hindu temples and a few monuments built by the British. \nWhitefield Ashram, the summer abode of the Shri Sathya Sai Baba, 20 km east of Bangalore.\nThe ISKCON (International Society for Krishna Consciousness) Temple Complex are important spiritual centers, worth paying a visit.
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3 lakes is a good place
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yes, it is in nepal\n\nview at the link i posted, there is a map
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Mahabalipuram is a temple town situated along the shores of the Bay of Bengal in the southern state of Tamil Nadu. The sheer sculptural extravaganza of the rock-cut temples is not only reflective of the artistic tastes of the erstwhile Pallava rulers: the temples are also regarded as the birthplace of an entirely new style of architecture, which came to be known as the South Indian temple architecture. \nMahabalipuram art can be divided into four categories : open air bas - relief, structured temples, man-made caves and rathas ('chariots' carved from single boulders, to resemble temples or chariots used in temple processions). The famous Arjuna's Penance and the Krishna Mandapa, adorn massive rocks near the centre of the village. The beautiful Shore Temple towers over the waves, behind a protective breakwater. Sixteen man-made caves in different stages of completion are also seen, scattered through the area.\n\nMahabalipuram is about 60 Kms. south of the city of Madras, in Tamil Nadu. Mahabalipuram, or Mamallapuram, was the chief seaport of the Pallavas who ruled over much of South India from as early as the first century B.C to the eighth century A.D., and it is now recognized as the site of some of the greatest architectural and sculptural achievements in India. \n\nTemples of Mahabalipuram\n\nCave Temples were excavated by scooping out the scarp of the hill. The scooping work starts from front to back. The cave temple is usually divided into inner & outer mandapas, distinguished by the difference in levels. The front mandapa will have pillars & plasters numbering 4,6,8,10. The inner mandapa contains single, triple or five cells. The cave temple with little modification is categorized as Mamalla style. The pillars under this style are slender & taller with squatting lion at their base. The pillar is divided into distinct parts known as kalasa, tadi, kumba, padma etc. \n\nMonolithic Temples are locally known as Rathas. They were executed by chiseling out the exterior face of the boulder. Work started from top to bottom. The pyramidal vimana with sikhara at the top is an important feature of this style. It can be rightly said that these monolithic temples must have paved the way for the structural temples with elaborate architectural & sculptural details in the subsequent stage. There a total number of 8 monolithic temples found in Mamallapuram. The five rathas in one place, Ganesha Ratha, Valayankuttai Ratha & Pidari Rathas.\n\nFive Rathas\nA small hill sloping from south to north has been segmented into five divisions & converted into monolithic temples. The heights of the segments have been cleverly used for temples with single tier to three-tiered vimana. Each monolithic temples shows different kind of sikhara. The five rathas are Dharmaraja Ratha, Bhima Ratha, Arjuna Ratha, Draupadi Ratha and Nakul Sahadev Ratha. \n\nShore Temple\n\nThe Shore Temple on the Bay of Bengal was constructed in the 7th century during the rule of King Narsimha-Varman II Rajasimha (c. 690-728).The Shore temples is a temple complex consisting of two Siva temples and a carving of Anantasayana Vishnu. \nThe temple facing east is entered by a small gopura. On plan, it consists of a small sanctum & a front mandapa & is a two-tired vimana. The sanctum is housing a linga. The Somaskanda panel consisting of Siva & Parvati with baby Skanda is on the back wall of the sanctum. The dhara linga & Somaskanda panel on the back wall of the sanctum are the features of the Pallava temples only. \nThe temple facing west is also dedicated to Lord Shiva. The temple is large in plan comprising sanctum, mahamandapa, front mandapa, balipitha and dvajastamba. The temple’s vimana is four tiered with octagonal sikhara. It is important to note that stupis of both these temples are not covered by kalasa (copper finials).\nThe carving on Lord Vishnu on a boulder in Anantasayana form is lying in between these two temples. It belongs \nto the period of Narasimhava
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try the clear lake area.\nTom
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The grow in  Andhra Pradesh\nLots of info below
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One.  Bassenthwaite Lake is the only body of water in the Lake district with the word "Lake" in its name!\n\n(Well, I assumed it had to be a trick question!)
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Try this link for mountains of India.
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Kerala, India\n\nI would go hire a houseboat on the backwaters in Kerala for its beauty, calm and romance
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Lake Titicaca.\nThe highest lake in the world!\n\n\nGoodluck!
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It is located in Central Java, Indonesiahttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Merapi
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i think it is Lake Malwali or what ever however u spell it\nhey do u go to Humble High School?
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Himalayas and the Pir Panjal mountain range.
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I think Mohun Bagan, East Bengal