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To promote the tourism of Gididah, a famous tourist spot of the district, Tatopani Rural Municipality has launched Gididah Visit Year 2082.
Devendra Bahadur Shahi, a member of the Karnali Pradeshiya Sabha, has launched the Gididah visit year 2082. He said that this campaign will encourage domestic and foreign tourists to reach Gididah and enjoy the natural beauty.
He said, "Karnali itself is an excellent area for tourism". It will be very enjoyable to travel while listening to dozens of trees, smelling the scent of hundreds of species of herbs and chirping of many species of birds. Amar Bahadur Rokaya, Ward President of Tatopani 4, said that it is believed to increase the income level of the locals and help them in self-employment.
Tatopani Rural Municipality has the data that 200 domestic and foreign tourists visited Gididah last year. Located at an altitude of 3,485 meters above sea level, Gididah has a length of 1,510 meters, a width of 310 meters and a depth of 42.8 meters.
It is the third largest lake in Karnali after Rara Lake and Se Phoksundo in terms of size and depth.
To reach Gididah, infrastructures like footpaths, hospices, drinking water, toilets have been built. Ward President Rokaya said, 'Recently, as the number of tourists who want to enjoy the beauty of Gididah has increased, the visit has started to be celebrated as a yearly event.'
Along with Gididah, one can observe Bishtajyu, Thakur Jyu Mandir, Shivbhandar Forest, Masto Devta, Ganesh Gufa, Majhpatan, Bajedikhola, Dhapke Patan, Lamachaur, Phul Chaule and other Patans.
Most importantly, the area around Gididah is home to the endangered red panda.
Tatopani rural municipality organized the first Gididah festival in October 2079. For the first time, a government team of 84 people visited Gididah.
