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The Taudaha Lake is accepted to be a remainder pool of the tremendous lake that once existed where now the city of Kathmandu sits. As indicated by traditional beliefs, a Buddhist legendary character Manjushree cut the slope in the valley's south, enabling the lake's water to deplete off, in this manner making land that was properly possessed by individuals. Old stories recommends that that "cut" in the slope is the Chobar Gorge, a tight section from which the Bagmati River leaves the Kathmandu Valley. After the water of the antiquated lake depleted away, a couple of little lakes and lakes were made past the slopes. Taudaha is accepted to be one of those ponds.
At the point when the lake was depleted, innumerable nagas, fanciful animals that were half human and half serpent, were left destitute. This made the Naga King Karkotak furious. Keeping in mind the end goal to alleviate his anger, local people living close Taudaha manufactured a submerged royal residence, studded with valuable stones and wealth past imagination.The Serpent King was satisfied and led his serpent subjects in their submerged kingdom. The lord likewise guaranteed to ensure the people living around the lake, on the condition that the quietness of his water dwelling place be disturbed. It is because of this that even today local people don't swim or fish in the lake.

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