Gididah waiting for tourists

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Gididah located in Tatopani rural municipality-4 is going to be established as a major tourist destination. For the first time, Gididah is going to be promoted as a tourist destination by measuring the length, width and depth of the Dah.

Kathmandu University took the responsibility of measuring the tenth grade. The team led by Associate Professor Ramdevi Tachamo Shah studied Gididah for nine days. According to the team of the university, the length of the lake, which is 3,485 meters above sea level, is 1,510 meters.

According to the study report published by Kathmandu University on Thursday, there are two lakes in Gididah. Little Gididah and Big Gididah. In which the length of the big ten is one thousand sixty meters, width three hundred and ten meters, The depth is 43.3 meters. The length of Sano Gididah lake is 450 meters, width is 210 meters and depth is 21.3 meters.

This area is spread over an area of 29.11 hectares. 18 species of birds, seven species of mammals, The study showed that there are 74 species of birds. Gidi Dah, which is the second highest lake in Karnali in terms of height, was built by Deputy Professor Shah. According to him, Se-Foksando is in the first and Raratal is in the third. The

team studied the length, width, depth, fauna, trees, plants and area of Gididah. The distance from Hanku to Gidi Dah on the Karnali highway is 29 km. Phulchaulya, Bais Patan and other tourist areas are in this distance. Ward President of Tatopani-4 Amar Rokaya said that although DPR, environmental impact assessment etc. have been done for infrastructure development in Gididah, the infrastructure has not been built due to lack of funds.

It has become easy to invite tourists with the measurement of ten. Village Chairman Nanda Prasad Choulagai informed that 1.5 million rupees have been spent for the study of Gididah. In which the National Lake Development Committee has invested 5 lakhs and the rural municipality has invested 10 lakh rupees. This year itself, 2700 meters of narrow road to Gidi Dah has been built.'

study team also operated a boat in Gidi Dah. As Gididah is located in the middle of the dense forest, the surrounding environment is more worth seeing. Last year, a media conference was also held in Gididah.

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