Islands of Loktak
The Islands of Loktak in Manipur are a unique floating ecosystem, home to the only floating national park in the world, the Keibul Lamjao National Park. This picturesque destination is famous for its phumdis (heterogeneous mass of vegetation, soil, and organic matter at various stages of decomposition) floating over the Loktak Lake.
Opening Hours
Open: 24 Hours
Close: Open all day
Closed on: Never
Entry Fees
Indian Visitors: ₹0
Foreign Visitors: ₹0
Children (Below 15 years): Free
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Best time to visit Islands of Loktak, Manipur, India
The ideal time to visit is during the following months:
Top Attractions Nearby Islands of Loktak, Manipur, India
- Keibul Lamjao National Park
- Ima Keithel (Mother's Market)
- Kangla Fort
- Shree Govindajee Temple
- Manipur State Museum
- War Cemetery
- Sekta Archaeological Living Museum
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Top Things to do at Islands of Loktak
Visit Loktak Lake
Experience the unique floating phumdis at the largest freshwater lake in northeastern India, and enjoy a boat ride amidst this serene environment.
Explore Kangla Fort
Discover the ancient ruins and historical significance of Kangla Fort, which once served as the seat of Manipur's kingdom.
Marvel at Keibul Lamjao National Park
Home to the endangered Sangai deer, this is the only floating national park in the world.
Attend the Sangai Festival
An annual cultural extravaganza showcasing Manipur's rich heritage, art, and handicrafts.
Experience Ima Keithel Women's Market
Explore the vibrant market run exclusively by women, offering a variety of local produce and traditional crafts.
Explore Ukhrul
A picturesque town known for its scenic beauty, Shirui Hills, and the famous Shirui Lily.
Visit Andro Village
Experience traditional Manipuri village life and explore the pottery craft that the village is known for.
Dip in Dzukou Valley
Trek across the picturesque Dzukou Valley, located on the border of Manipur and Nagaland, known for its breathtaking landscapes during the bloom season.
Top Shopping Ideas during Islands of Loktak visit
Manipuri Handloom
Intricately woven textiles including the vibrant Phanek, traditional scarves, and shawls made by local women using traditional looms.
Intricately woven textiles including the vibrant Phanek, traditional scarves, and shawls made by local women using traditional looms.
Kauna Craft
Handmade crafts using water reed to create beautiful and sustainable items like baskets, mats, and decorative pieces.
Handmade crafts using water reed to create beautiful and sustainable items like baskets, mats, and decorative pieces.
Zaribari Embroidery
A traditional embroidery technique used to adorn textiles with delicate and intricate gold and silver threads.
A traditional embroidery technique used to adorn textiles with delicate and intricate gold and silver threads.
Naga Shawls
Unique, handwoven shawls representing various tribes of Nagas, each with distinct patterns and colors.
Unique, handwoven shawls representing various tribes of Nagas, each with distinct patterns and colors.
Ema Keithel
A vibrant, all-women's market in Imphal, where you can find a variety of local products including handloom, handicrafts, and fresh produce.
A vibrant, all-women's market in Imphal, where you can find a variety of local products including handloom, handicrafts, and fresh produce.
Longpi Pottery
Distinctive black pottery crafted by the Tangkhul tribe using a mix of black serpentine stone and clay.
Distinctive black pottery crafted by the Tangkhul tribe using a mix of black serpentine stone and clay.
Thangjam Agro Products
Local food products including the famous Manipuri black rice and various indigenous spice blends.
Local food products including the famous Manipuri black rice and various indigenous spice blends.