Boat ride on Loktak Lake
2-3 hours | Easy | Private boat hire; shared boats cheaper
Where to visit
Where to visit in Loktak Lake?
Manipur, India
Quick answer
Loktak Lake is the largest freshwater lake in northeastern India, famous for its unique floating islands called Phumdis made of vegetation, soil, and organic matter. The lake is home to the critically endangered Sangai deer, found nowhere else in the world, and serves as a crucial wetland ecosystem supporting diverse flora and fauna.
Loktak Lake is the largest freshwater lake in northeastern India, famous for its unique floating islands called Phumdis made of vegetation, soil...
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Visit Sangai Deer Sanctuary
Half day | Easy | Entry fee plus guide charges
Bird watching
3-4 hours | Easy | Guide and boat hire required
Visit Loktak Lake Museum
1-2 hours | Easy | Entry fee only
Photography tour on floating islands
Half day | Easy | Boat and guide with photography focus
Sendra Island
A scenic island in Loktak Lake with pristine beauty and minimal tourist presence. | 12 km
Thangjirei Waterfall
A hidden waterfall near Loktak region, accessible during monsoon season with lush greenery. | 25 km
Andro Village
An ancient pottery village showcasing traditional Manipuri clay work and rural culture. | 18 km
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Good first tap
Experience one of Asia's most biodiverse wetlands and spot the rare Sangai deer in their natural habitat. The serene beauty of floating islands and pristine waters offer an exceptional offbeat travel experience.
Best time
October to March
How to reach
From Imphal, take the road towards Bishnupur village, approximately 45 km south. The lake is accessible from Bishnupur town where boats can be arranged for lake tours.
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