Biggest Lake of Nepal:rara(mahendra lake)
Rara Lake is the largest lake of Nepal,  situated in Mugu district in the far western region of Nepal, near Gam Ghadi  (district-headquarters of Mugu)  and Talcha airstrip. It takes around 3 to 4 days of walking to reach Rara from Jumla.
The surface is around 8 square kilometer and the perimeter 9 kilometer. The length of the lake is 5 kilometers and it is 2 kilometers wide, the altitude around 3060 meter and the max. depth is 167 meter.
 Rara is an unique spot in Nepal. The lake is  situated in the Rara National Park and because of its remote location and  the violence/threat of a revolutionary communist group  (Maoists)  the lake has been visited by only few tourists  in the past. Only in the second half of 2006 the situation  improved and foreign visitors do not need to pay the high fee of around $100 per  person to these Maoists anymore.
Rara is an unique spot in Nepal. The lake is  situated in the Rara National Park and because of its remote location and  the violence/threat of a revolutionary communist group  (Maoists)  the lake has been visited by only few tourists  in the past. Only in the second half of 2006 the situation  improved and foreign visitors do not need to pay the high fee of around $100 per  person to these Maoists anymore.
The surface is around 8 square kilometer and the perimeter 9 kilometer. The length of the lake is 5 kilometers and it is 2 kilometers wide, the altitude around 3060 meter and the max. depth is 167 meter.
 Rara is an unique spot in Nepal. The lake is  situated in the Rara National Park and because of its remote location and  the violence/threat of a revolutionary communist group  (Maoists)  the lake has been visited by only few tourists  in the past. Only in the second half of 2006 the situation  improved and foreign visitors do not need to pay the high fee of around $100 per  person to these Maoists anymore.
Rara is an unique spot in Nepal. The lake is  situated in the Rara National Park and because of its remote location and  the violence/threat of a revolutionary communist group  (Maoists)  the lake has been visited by only few tourists  in the past. Only in the second half of 2006 the situation  improved and foreign visitors do not need to pay the high fee of around $100 per  person to these Maoists anymore. 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 



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