Rudra Sarover (Solah Rahi Talab) is a historic and culturally significant water body located in Sector 1, Rewari, Haryana, India (PIN 123401), near Nehru Park and close to Rewari Junction railway station in the heart of the Ahirwal region. This ancient sarovar (pond), historically known as Solah Rahi Talab — meaning the place where 16 paths meet — was originally built during the Mughal and later local reigns to address water scarcity in the region and served as an essential community reservoir connected with traditional wells. Today, Rudra Sarover stands as a notable landmark within the city of Rewari (approximately 82 km from Delhi and 51 km from Gurgaon) and reflects the town’s rich heritage and historical water-management architecture, making it a worthwhile point of interest for visitors exploring the cultural and historical attractions of Haryana.