Discover Loktak Lake, the 'Living Lake' of Manipur! This unique floating lake, historically known as 'Lumtak Lake', offers an unforgettable India tourism experience.
Capture The Sunrise/Sunset Over The Lake.
Enjoy A Boat Ride Across Loktak Lake.
Enjoy Local Manipuri Cuisine.
Explore The Floating Phumdis And Villages.
Interact With Local Fishermen And Villagers.
Observe The Sangai Deer In Its Natural Habitat.
Visit Keibul Lamjao National Park.
October to March
Early Morning
₹1,500 per person
Loktak Lake's history is intertwined with the culture and livelihood of the Manipuri people. For centuries, it has been a vital source of sustenance, providing fish, water for irrigation, and a means of transportation. The unique 'phumdis' have naturally evolved over time, creating a floating ecosystem that supports a diverse range of flora and fauna. In the 20th century, the construction of the Ithai Barrage on the Manipur River, intended to provide irrigation and hydropower, significantly altered the lake's ecosystem. This led to concerns about the degradation of the phumdis and the impact on the local communities dependent on the lake. Conservation efforts are ongoing to restore the lake's ecological balance and ensure its sustainable use for future generations, preserving its rich cultural and natural heritage.