The short answer
Gajedi Taal is a small lake in the hills of the Annapurna foothills region, a quiet picnic and walking spot rather than a major attraction. Local guides can place it on a hiking day.
Key facts
- Type
- Small hill lake
- Use
- Picnic, walk
- Crowds
- Low
- Season
- Oct to Apr
How it works
- Ask locallyAccess changes.
- Walk or driveDepending on road.
- Bring foodFacilities are limited.
- Respect the areaCarry rubbish out.
- Return by afternoonDaylight matters.
Insider tip
Ask a local before you go; access can vary.
Avoid this
Do not make it your main reason to visit.
Related questions
Is it famous?
No, it is a local spot.
Can I swim?
Ask locals.
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