Rara Lake
- Title
- Rara Lake
- Description
Rara Lake is the largest and deepest freshwater lake in Nepal, famous for its scenic beauty and crystal-clear waters.
Key Facts
- Dimensions: It covers an area of $10.8\text{ km}^2$ with a maximum depth of $167\text{ m}$.
- Location: Situated at an altitude of $2,990\text{ m}$ in the Mugu and Jumla districts of Karnali Province.
- Protection: Located within the Rara National Park, which helps protect its unique biodiversity.
- Conservation: It is designated as a Ramsar Site (wetland of international importance).
- Popular Name: Frequently referred to as the 'Queen of Lakes' (Mahendra Tal).
- Category
- Lake
- Province
- Karnali
- Key Figure/Measurement
- $10.8\text{ km}^2$; depth $167\text{ m}$; altitude $2,990\text{ m}$ — Nepal's largest lake