- Where is Fewa lake? Pokhara,Kaski District
- Area of Fewa lake ? 435 Hector
- Length,Breadth and Height : 4.8 K.M,1.5 K.M and 24 m respectively.
- Fewa lake is famous for its scenery and boating.
- Which temple is located in middle of Fewa Lake ? Barahi
- Where is Rara lake situated ? Mugu Districts
- Altitude of Rara lake from Mean Sea Level ? 3200 m
- Rara lake is also called Mahendra lake.
- Area covered by Rara lake :- 10.8 Sq K.M
- Length,Breadth and Height of Rara lake:-5.2 k.m,2.4 k.m,167 m in height.
- Where is Gosaikunda lake situated ? Rasuwa District
- At what altitude Gosaikunda is located from MSL ? 4602 m
- Gosaikunda lake if famous for religious values.
- Which lake is located on highest altitude of Nepal? Tilicho Lake
- Where is Tilicho Lake ? Manang District
- At what height Tilicho lake is located ?4919m
- Tilicho lake is 4 km long and 1.2 km wide.
- Where is Bishazari lake ? Chitwan
- Area covere by Bishazari lake ? 150 Hector
- Where is Rupa Lake and Begnas Lake :Kaski
- Area of Rupa Lake ? 120 Hector
- How deepest is Rupa Lake ? 4.5 m
- Begnas lake is 7.5 m deep,at what altitude is located ?677m
- Where is Phoksundo lake?Dolpa
- Where is Indrasarowar lake located ?Makwanpur
- Who built Rani Pokhari? Pratap Malla
- Where is Bulbule Lake:Surkhet
- Where is Jhilmila Lake ? Kanchanpur
- Where is Nag Daha ? Lalitpur
- Bahula Pokhari is located at Sindupalchowk
- Jakhira lake is biggest lake of Lumbini zone and is located in which district ? Kapilvastu
- Where is Rani Lake ? Kanchanpur
- Gajedi Lake is located in Gajedi VDC of Rupandehi district.
- Where is Surma SArowar ?Bajhang
- Dudh Pokhai is located at Lamjung
- Where is Mai Pokhari ? Illam
Monday, April 24, 2017
Some information about Lakes in Nepal
Places of Nepal in River Banks
Cities:Rivers
- Kathmandu:Bagmati
- Damak:Ratuwa
- Dhanusha:Hardinath
- Bhadrapur:Mechi
- Pokhara:Seti
- Mahendranagar:Mahakali
- Tumlingtar: Arun
- Jumla:Tila
- Butwal:Tinau
- Dhangadi:Mohana
- Birendranagar:Nikash Khola
- Biratnagar:Bakraha
- Tulsipur:Patukhola
Sunday, April 23, 2017
Historical and Ancient names of some Rivers of Nepal
- Arun:Mahaprabha
- Karnali:Pancheswori
- Manohara:Manimati
- Dhobikhola: Rudramati
- Trishuli:Haraganga ,Dharmadhara
- Tukucha:Ichumati
- Daraudi:Biswadhara
- Hanumante: Hanumanti
- Marshyangdi: Sitprabha
- Budigandaki:Yasodhara
Major Rivers of Nepal -Karnali
- Longest River of Nepal :- Karnali
- Second biggest river after Saptakoshi : Karnali
- Total length of Karnali :-507 K.M
- Coverage of Karnali River: Dhaulagiri Mountain on East to West of Nepal
- Assistant River of Karnali: Total 7 (Humla Karnali,Mugu Karnali,Thulo Bheri,Sano Bheri,Seti,Tila and Budiganga)
- Smallest and Biggest assiting rivers:
- Origin of Humla Karnali:Tibet
- Origin of Mugu Karnali : Ladhak Mountain
- Origin of river Seti :Api,Saipal and Byas Mountain
- Origin of Kaligandaki:-Kanjirowa Mountain
- Origin of Sano Bheri :- Dhaulagiri Mountain
- Annual water flow Capacity:-1316 Cubic Meter Per Sec
- Karnali river in India is called :-Ghagra
- Electricity generating capacity:-32000 MW
Other two major Rivers are Saptakoshi and Saptagandaki
Major rivers of Nepal-Saptagandaki
- Total length of Satagandaki:338 k.m
- Deepest river of Nepal;-Saptagandaki
- Assistant Rivers:Total 7(Kaligandaki,Budigandaki,Setigandaki,Madi,Daraudi,Marshyangdi and Trishuli)
- Biggest and smallest assisting rivers: Kaligandaki and Trishuli respectively.
- Coverage of Satagandaki :Lantang in the East to Dhaulagiri Mountain in the West.
- Origin of Kaligandaki: Mustang Bhot Mountain
- Origin of Madi:Annapurna Mountain
- Origin of Daraudi: Manaslu Mountain
- Historical name of Kaligandaki :Hariganga
- Historical name of river Trishuli: Haraganga
- Kaligandaki and Trishuli mixes in place Devghat and is called Harihar Area (Religious Place)
- The only river where we can find Shaligram in the world ? Kaligandaki
- The deepest gorge of the World ?:-The gorge of Kaligandaki (18000 ft),Myagdi,Dana VDC
- Electricity generating capacity of Saptagandaki ? -21000 MW
- Annual water flow Capacity :-1713 Cubic Meter Per Sec
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