Ghodaghodi lake, a natural beauty of Farwest, Nepal

Overview

Ghodaghodi Lake Area (GLA), located in Ghodaghodi Municipality, Kailali, Nepal, is a popular tourist attraction for both local and foreign visitors. Subtropical tropical deciduous forest surrounds the Lake area. Geographically, ecologically, and socioeconomically, the area is unique. And the lake is a Ramsar site, having been designated as a wetland of international importance by the Ramsar Convention on August 13, 2003.

It was built in August 2003 at a height of 0.12 miles above sea level. It spans 2,563 hectares of the Kailali District’s lower slopes of the Siwalik Hills. The term ‘Ghodaghodi’ comes from the Nepali words for male and female horses. Ghodaghodi Tal is made up of nine lakes: Ghodaghodi, Ojhuwa, Purbi Ojhuwa, Chaitya, Baishawan, Sunpokhari, Nakhrodi, Budhi Nakhrodi, and Ramphal.

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