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Lake in Bagmati

6 places.

Lake
Bishazari Tal (Beeshazar Lake)
Chitwan
Lake about 5 km south of Bharatpur near Chitwan National Park, an important bird-watching center.
Lake
Gosaikunda
Rasuwa
High-altitude sacred lake linked to Lord Shiva in Langtang region.
Lake
Kulekhani Reservoir (Indra Sarobar)
Makwanpur
Nepal's first and only reservoir-based hydropower plant's reservoir, also called Indra Sarobar, created in 1982 by a 114 m rock-fill dam on the Kulekhani River.
Lake
Panch Pokhari
Sindhupalchok
Group of five Hindu holy lakes at about 4,100 m in Bhotang, one of the main features of Langtang National Park.
Lake
Taudaha Lake
Kathmandu
Small lake on the outskirts of Kathmandu whose name combines the Newari words 'Ta' (snake) and 'Daha' (lake); mythology holds it a remnant of the ancient valley lake drained by Manjushree and home of the serpent king Karkotak, so locals do not swim or fish here.
Lake
Tsho Rolpa (Cho Rolpa)
Dolakha
One of the biggest glacial lakes in Nepal, at 4,580 m in the Rolwaling Valley at the terminus of the Trakarding Glacier.