Our mission is to protect & conserve Taudaha Lake's unique biodiversity. To preserve and promote the cultural, historical, and ecological significance of Taudaha Lake by fostering sustainable practices, enhancing its natural beauty, and creating awareness about its rich heritage.
We aim to protect its aquatic life, maintain its cleanliness, and develop it as a serene destination for nature enthusiasts, pilgrims, and tourists, contributing to the cultural and environmental enrichment of the region.
Taudaha Lake is a freshwater lake situated approximately 6 kilometers southwest of Kathmandu, in the town of Kirtipur, Nepal. The name "Taudaha" is derived from the combination of two Newari words: 'Ta,' meaning snake, and 'Daha,' meaning lake, reflecting its deep-rooted association with serpent mythology
By joining us, you become part of a dedicated effort to preserve and promote
the cultural and ecological treasure that is Taudaha Lake. Together, we can protect its rich
history, ensure its cleanliness, and enhance its natural beauty for future generations.
Your involvement will contribute to meaningful initiatives like environmental
conservation, cultural awareness, and community development, making a lasting impact on the
region. Join us to be a change-maker in safeguarding a vital piece of our heritage while
fostering sustainable growth and awareness.
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Shree Karkotak Nagraja Nagrani Basasthan Taudaha Samaj
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Shree Karkotak Nagraja Nagrani Basasthan Taudaha Samaj
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Formal Letter from Institution | Uniform
Student ID for Everyone | Representative
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Production Unit
Team Members | Equipment Access
Plan of Work
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Only Dry Picnic | Bring Your Own Food
No Overly Loud Music
Production Unit
Team Members | Equipment Access
Plan of Work
Tourists visit taudaha lake to experience its natural beauty, serene atmosphere, and cultural significance. The lake attracts bird watchers, photographers, and those seeking a peaceful escape. It’s a perfect spot for observing migratory birds and enjoying quiet moments in nature.
In a present days, occurance of more severe incident, over 3,000 fish perished within a span of three days. Creating major financial setback for the management of this beautiful site.
Annual water bird censuses reveal a troubling trend: in 2014, 28 bird species were recorded, but by 2021, this number had decreased to 17 species. A stagnant decline !
Pollution in taudaha lake has become a growing concern, impacting both the water quality and the surrounding ecosystem. The lake faces several environmental challenges like water pollution, littering etc.
Taudaha Lake stands as a testament to the harmonious coexistence of natural beauty, cultural heritage, and ecological diversity. Its significance transcends environmental values, encompassing spiritual, economic, and social dimensions. Preserving this unique ecosystem requires a multifaceted approach that integrates conservation efforts, sustainable development, and community engagement.
The Taudaha Lake is believed to be a remnant pool of the huge lake that once existed where now the city of Kathmandu sits.
As one of the largest ponds in the Bagmati watershed, Taudaha is home to several species of lotus flowers and water chestnut.
