Water is an essential component of any ecosystem, and the presence of water bodies in and around Alita adds to its natural beauty and harmony. Kacharakanahalli Lake, located just 100 meters from the project, is a prime example of how water bodies can support the local ecosystem. The lake provides a habitat for various species of flora and fauna and helps maintain the groundwater level in the area.

In addition to lakes, Rajakaluve canals, which are channels that connect water bodies, also play a significant role in Alita.s natural harmony. These canals help drain rainwater and prevent flooding, ensuring that the project remains safe and accessible during monsoons. By incorporating these natural water systems into its design, Alita not only promotes sustainability but also provides its residents with a peaceful and serene living environment.

But Alita.s commitment to water bodies goes beyond just preserving natural water sources. The project also includes rainwater harvesting systems to improve the groundwater table. By providing harvesting pits at regular intervals, Alita helps to saturate the soil and partially solve the water problem in the area. This not only benefits the residents of Alita but also contributes to the overall health of the local ecosystem. With its focus on sustainability and natural harmony, Alita sets a new standard for residential projects in Bangalore East.