Tudakul
Tudakul lake, Tudakul reservoir, or simply Tudakul () is a reservoir in Uzbekistan, outside the city of Bukhara. It may be a tourist attraction in the area.

While there is a population of waterbirds at the reservoir's wetlands, it is known to vary considerably within each season but be steady year-to-year. The reservoir has stable water levels. Fish species known to inhabit the lake include the silver carp (142 specimens), the bighead carp (126), the Common bream (278), and the Amur white bream (83). A total of 29 species of fish, 15 species of zooplankton (including rotifers and copepods), and 9 species of macrozoobenthos (including crustaceans and annelids) are known from the reservoir.

It was created from a pre-existing lake in the 1950s, and is the biggest bulk reservoir in the Navoiy Region. The reservoir has been designated a protected Ramsar site since 2020.

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Reservoirs in Asia
Lakes of Uzbekistan
Ramsar sites in Uzbekistan