Man made Lake – Bharat Taal
Bharat Lake, also called Bharat Taal, is a man-made lake located in Madhesh Province, Nepal, covering around 30 hectares with a depth of 35 feet. It is the second-largest artificial lake in Nepal and became a tourist attraction after motorboat and jet boat services were introduced in 2021. Named after Bharat Kumar Thapa, the mayor of Bagmati Municipality, Bharat Lake offers scenic views and is a popular destination for boating and recreation.
Sustainability and Community Impact
Bharat Taal is more than just a pond; it represents the municipality’s vision for sustainable development and eco-friendly tourism. With a commitment to maintaining clean and green spaces, Bharat Taal contributes to the local economy, creates employment, and serves as a cherished space for community bonding.
Getting Here
Located conveniently in Bagmati Municipality, Madesh Province. Bharat Taal is accessible via bus services. Visitors can enjoy easy access from Bagmati Municipality and spend the day immersed in nature’s tranquility.
Plan Your Visit
- Location: Bagmati Municipality, Madhesh Province, Nepal
- Entry Fee: Free
- Operating Hours: 6:00 AM – 8:00 PM (Confirm exact timings)
- Best Time to Visit: Morning and late afternoon for the best light and serene atmosphere.
- Nearby Attractions: Bagmati River
