तदगाधं स्वच्छजलं नलिनीदलशोभितम् । हंससारसयुग्मैश्च चक्रवाकैश्च शोभितम्
tadagādhaṃ svacchajalaṃ nalinīdalaśobhitam | haṃsasārasayugmaiśca cakravākaiśca śobhitam
สระนั้นลึกนัก น้ำใสสะอาด บรรเจิดด้วยใบบัว และงดงามด้วยคู่หงส์ คู่สารถะ และหมู่นกจักรวากะ
Prahlāda (narration)
Tirtha: (Unnamed) Saras near Dvārakā
Type: kund
Listener: (Implied) Purāṇic audience
Scene: A deep, crystal-clear lake with broad lotus leaves; pairs of swans and cranes glide, cakravāka birds call at the water’s edge; the surface reflects sky and temple banners in the distance.
Purāṇas portray sacred places as harmonizing nature and divinity—beauty becomes a sign of tīrtha-sanctity.
The newly created lake near Maya-saras in the Dvārakā Māhātmya is being described.
None explicitly; the verse provides tīrtha-lakṣaṇa (descriptive marks) that invite pilgrimage and snāna.