Legend has it that while the Pandavas were here, Bhim with one blow of his horse’s hoof drew water from the rocks at this spot. It is about half a km upstream from Hari-ki-Pauri Ghat.

It is also believed that Bhim made this tank, with a jab of his knee. The sacred tank is believed to have been excavated by Bhim and therefore this tank is named after him. The Ganges water flows into this tank.

The canal which is constructed here, diverts the water of the Ganges into the Bhimgoda Headworks. The dam is worth seeing. It looks magnificent when surplus water is allowed to flow out of the dam producing soft foam. Beautiful fountains and toy canals have been constructed around the Bhimgoda Headworks. These fountains have artificial falls enhancing the excellence of scene, flowing through the beds of lovely flowers resulting in the spread of sweet smell all around the place.