Tourist Attractions

1. Loktak Lake & Phumdis
   Explore the shimmering waters dotted with phumdis—floating masses of vegetation and soil that support houses and farms. These natural wonders are unique to Loktak and create surreal views.

2. Keibul Lamjao National Park
   The world’s only floating national park, home to the endangered Sangai deer (Manipur’s state animal), rare birds, and aquatic flora. A must-visit for wildlife lovers and eco-tourists.

3. INA War Museum (Indian National Army Museum), Moirang
   Discover the historic site where the Indian National Army hoisted the tricolor flag for the first time on Indian soil during World War II.

4. Sendra Island
   Located in the middle of the lake, Sendra offers panoramic views and is perfect for quiet reflection, photography, and picnics. A guest house and viewpoint provide a wonderful base to admire the lake.

5. Thanga and Karang Islands
   Explore these small lake islands for a glimpse into traditional Meitei lifestyles, fishing techniques, and handmade crafts. Karang is India’s first cashless island.

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Things to Do

• Boating on the Lake
  Glide across the tranquil waters on a traditional boat and get up close to the floating phumdis, fisherfolk, and birdlife.

• Wildlife Watching at Keibul Lamjao
  Trek or take guided tours in the national park to spot the elusive Sangai deer and numerous avian species.

• Cultural Immersion
  Interact with local communities to learn about Meitei customs, folk music, and culinary traditions. Home stays offer immersive experiences.

• Photography and Birdwatching
  Loktak is a paradise for photographers—whether it’s sunrise over misty waters or migratory birds dancing in the sky.

• Visit the INA Museum
  Delve into India’s freedom movement and view historical artifacts, war uniforms, and photographs.

• Try Local Cuisine
  Enjoy ethnic Manipuri dishes such as Eromba (a spicy vegetable mash), Nga Thongba (fish curry), and rice-based meals.

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How to Reach

By Air:
Imphal International Airport (approx. 50 km from Loktak Lake) is the nearest airport, well connected to major cities like Delhi, Kolkata, and Guwahati.

By Rail:
The nearest major railway station is Dimapur in Nagaland (approx. 215 km), followed by a road journey to Imphal and onward to Loktak.

By Road:
Loktak Lake is easily accessible by road from Imphal (approx. 1.5 hours). Taxis and buses regularly ply this scenic route.

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Best Time to Visit

⏳ October to March
These cooler months offer clear skies, pleasant weather, and an abundance of migratory birds. The Sangai Festival in November is an added attraction.

🌿 April to June
Spring and early summer provide lush greenery and ideal conditions for boating and sightseeing.

🚫 July to September
The monsoon brings heavy rainfall, which may limit outdoor activities, though the lake is at its fullest and most dramatic.

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Why Choose This Tour

✔ Unique Natural Ecosystem
Loktak Lake’s floating islands and biodiversity are unlike anything else in India, offering an unforgettable ecological experience.

✔ Cultural Richness
From tribal traditions to war history, Loktak offers a deep dive into Manipuri heritage.

✔ Eco-Tourism Friendly
Our tours are designed to support local communities and promote sustainable tourism, ensuring your visit leaves a positive impact.

✔ Personalized Itineraries
Whether you’re seeking peace and reflection or cultural exploration, our team tailors each journey to match your interests.

✔ Offbeat and Uncrowded
Unlike commercial tourist hotspots, Loktak remains pristine, serene, and perfect for those looking to discover India’s lesser-known treasures.