Ghodaghodi Lake

Ghodaghodi Lake, which lies 205 meters above sea level in the Kailali district, was designated a Ramsar site in 2003 due to its importance to biodiversity and to religion. On the lower slopes of the Siwalik hills, it spans a region of 2563 hectares. 13 big, oxbow lakes and ponds, along with meadows and marshes, make up this wetland. In plainer terms, Ghodaghodi Lake is thought to be the Far Western Terai's flatland's most priceless gem.

From the viewpoint of tourists, it is a location of enormous significance. It is quite enjoyable to go boating on this lake's crystal blue water. Similar to how one can get solace after viewing diverse bird species. The highlight of this lake is the wonderful vista of this wetland, along with its amazing surroundings, fauna, and numerous plant types. The Ghodaghodi lake's picturesque scenery entices visitors to return time and time again.

In addition to being valuable for biodiversity, it has religious significance. People bathe in a temple on special occasions. The native Tharu community observes their traditional holiday known as Agan Panchami in December by worshipping and presenting the animals in the temple

Location: Kailali, Nepal