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Loktak Lake

lake, India
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  • Loktak Lake, Manipur
    Manipur
    / Relief and drainage

    Loktak Lake is a major tourist attraction because of its numerous floating islands with vegetation, known locally as phumdis. It is the largest natural freshwater lake in northeastern India. Fishers live in huts on some of these floating islands. The Manipur River flows southward through…

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    Loktak Lake is a major tourist attraction because of its numerous floating islands with vegetation, known locally as phumdis. It is the largest natural freshwater lake in northeastern India. Fishers live in huts on some of these floating islands. The Manipur River flows southward through…

    Read More