Loktak LakeIt is the largest freshwater lake in north east India. A scenic and mystical lake which resembles a miniature island. This iconic lake is famed for its unique floating swamps, known as Phumdis, and the world's only floating national park, the Keibul Lamjao. The Manipur river is born from this lake and it flows southwards, joining another river named Myittha.
Loktak lake is a beautiful lake situated in Manipur. It is the largest fresh water lake in North East India.It is also known as a floating lake for the numerous Phumdis or masses of vegetation it supports. The Phumdis float because there is decay from the bottom part.It also has many floating homestay where you can stay over night or drop for a meal. Boat facility is available and run by locals.In one part of Loktak Lake is the Keibul Lamjoa National Park. This little visited park is unusual because it consists of over 40 square kilometres of floating vegetation.One of the must visit places in Manipur.
Loaktak lake is the largest freshwater lake in Northeast India and is famous for the phumdis floating over it. Lake is located at Moorang district of Manipur.