A footpath has been constructed to reach the temple at Kumakh Lake, which is known as a religious tourist spot in the district. In order to increase internal and external tourists, the footpath has been constructed through the tourism promotion program of the Division Forest Office Salyan and the labor donation of the locals.
The devotees were forced to take risks and go to the temple on the top of Kumakh Lekh, as there were rocks all around and in the heavy rush, even the goreto was not moving. After the construction of the footpath, it has become easier for the devotees and trekking lovers.
Tek Bahadur Rawal, Head of Division Forest Office Salyan, said that 320 meters of footpath and 2 doors in the temple were built in Kumakh Lake with Rs.
The secretary of the Pathway Construction Committee, Mohan DC, said that the footpath, which was constructed by cutting out rocks and rocks at a height of 2,537 meters between Kumakh Rural Municipality and Siddhakumakh Rural Municipality, has made it very easy for internal and external tourists to travel.
From Kumakh Lake, one can observe the villages, hills and valleys of Rukum, Rolpa, Banke, Jajarkot and other districts.
The priest of the temple, Khimlal Dangi, said that after the construction of the footpath, the locals have started coming to the temple to offer prayers. According to him, worship is performed in the temple from Ghatasthapana of Dasain to Kojagrat Poornima.
Local Lal Bahadur Dangi said that Kumakh Lake is a suitable place for paragliding not only from a religious and natural point of view, but also for foreign tourists. "To reach the temple, railings, resting places for tourists, drinking water and toilets are necessary," he said.
