This is the lone common lake which is close to Kathmandu that pulls in hundreds ( these days yet used to be thousand before) transitory waterfowls and wintering birds, ideal spot to see and go watch the uncommon and birds in winter from Dec-March. An extraordinary site yet needs preservation consideration!
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Where is Taudaha Lake situated?
- It is located in Kirtipur,Kathmandu, Nepal. The lake is surrounded by hills covered with dense forests. The lake is full of fishes and a heaven for birdwatchers. Many species of animal live in the jungle around the lake
Taudaha Lake is one of the regular lakes situated in Kirtipur Municipality. It is on a 5 kilometers far-off area from Balkhu Ringroad. On the off chance that one has not own methods for transport, it gets hard to get to the spot as we need to stick ourselves into a neighborhood transport to Dakshinkali. The fundamental fascination of this lake is the fish. Taking care of the fish with the food kept marked down around the shore so much wonderful.
I made some stunning memories and heaps of fun during my visit to Taudaha lake. I went there with my Nepali companions and we took the 10kgs of nourishment for the fish. This spot had numerous bistros and local people who sell fish food and different kinds of stuff too.
Assuming you're a bird darling, head for this little lake while in transit to Dakshinkali Temple toward the south of Kathmandu Valley. I arrive each December or January to see the birds flying from to the extent of Siberia. The most well-known are cormorants and fogies which can be found over time here.