View of Rara Lake from Murma Top

In the Nepalese Himalayas, Rara Lake is the largest freshwater lake. In the Karnali Province’s Jumla and Mugu Districts, it is the primary characteristic of Rara National Park. At a height of 2,972 meters, the lake is situated. Rara Lake is 10.8 sq km in size and may reach a maximum length of 5 km, a maximum width of 3.2 km, and a depth of 167 m.

The hill known as “Murma Top,” which is 3726 meters above sea level, provides the best view of Rara. Rara Lake, which has the appearance of a bowl, can best be seen from Murmatap.