Kamal Daha, Rukum East, Nepal

Kamal Daha (कमल दह) is a beautiful natural lake located in Sisne Rural Municipality of Rukum East District, Nepal. The name "Kamal Daha" means "Lotus Pond," which perfectly describes the lake’s surface covered with blooming lotuses during the summer. Surrounded by green hills and dense forests, the lake offers a peaceful and scenic environment that attracts both locals and visitors. At an altitude of around 1,500 meters, Kamal Daha is not only rich in natural beauty but also supports diverse flora and fauna, including aquatic plants and various bird species.

Beyond its natural charm, Kamal Daha holds deep cultural and religious significance for local communities. It is considered a sacred site, where people gather during festivals like Janai Purnima and Maghe Sankranti to perform traditional rituals and prayers. With its serene landscape and spiritual importance, the lake has great potential for eco-tourism and cultural tourism. Efforts are being made by local authorities and communities to conserve this natural treasure and promote sustainable tourism in the region.