Alwara Lake: A Winter Paradise for Migratory Birds and Tourists in Kaushambi

• Alwara Lake in Kaushambi district becomes a major tourist attraction during winter due to thousands of migratory birds.
• Spanning 2250 bigha (400 hectares), the lake is a natural paradise for birds and is being developed as an eco-tourism hub.
• Located 30 km from the district headquarters in Manjhanpur Tehsil, the lake attracts Siberian and other foreign birds.
• Caretakers are employed to protect the migratory birds from hunting and provide information to tourists.
• Lotus flowers bloom year-round, adding to the lake's beauty, drawing visitors from India and abroad to witness the diverse bird species.

Why It Matters: Alwara Lake in Kaushambi is a vibrant eco-tourism hub, attracting migratory birds and tourists year-round.