Surrounded by verdant vegetation and terraced hills characteristic of the area's volcanic topography, it is relatively small, spanning approximately 4.11 square kilometers.

[3] Lake Mulehe, situated in the Virunga Mountains, has recently gained popularity among tourists due to its scenic beauty, diverse wildlife, and cultural experiences.

The striking backdrop of the Virunga Mountains, which include Muhabura, Mgahinga, and Sabinyo, further contributes to the aesthetic appeal of the region.

[1] Lake Mulehe often forms part of tours exploring the neighboring Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, which is renowned for its mountain gorilla population.

As part of the Albertine Rift, various conservation efforts are in place to maintain the natural beauty and biodiversity of Lake Mulehe and its surrounding areas.