Only Floating Park in the world is a part of North East India

Keibul Lamjao National Park only floating park in the world also an integral part of Loktak Lake

Only Floating Park in the World

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From our emergence to our passing, what else we don't take from the lap of our mother Earth. Our planet offers everything to us, and in return, it just requires our adoration so that it exists in the manner it deserves. 

This planet is brimming with numerous secret spots around us. Our entire life is nothing than a small hour if we go to search for the extra bliss of this wonderful heaven. So on the off chance, if you see yourself as a genuine lover of our nature and discover harmony among trees, grasses, animals, and waters, then you have to give yourself some extra time to take full advantage of these lovely things. 

North East India! Numerous people groups disregard this area from their travel container because of different hearsay identified with some demographic and socio-cultural variables that are just nothing instead of a trash discernment.

Keibul Lamjao National Park, a floating park or a solitary floating park of this planet is situated in the North-Eastern part of India. This secret spot is located in one of our seven sisters' states i.e in Manipur. 

So by perusing this article you will come to know a concise insight concerning this superb spot for your next travel history page.

Geographical Brief:

The Keibul Lamjao National Park is a national park located in the Bishnupur district of the state of Manipur, India. It has a total area of 40 km2 i.e (15.4 sq mi) and is popularly known as the "only floating park in the world". Keibul Lamjao National park is an integral part of Loktak Lake which is the largest freshwater lake in India as well as the largest lake in North East India.

Other details:

Keibul Lamjao National Park is characterized by a floating decomposed plant material which is locally called Phumdi. In 1966, Keibul Lamjao National Park was created as a wildlife sanctuary to preserve the natural habitat of endangered Eids deer or Sangai deer, or dancing deer. Later in 1977, it was gazetted as a national park.

What else you can see here:

• If you are an individual who loves to remain associated with magnificent nature then this spot is probably the best spot to visit. 

• Can visit the different sites of Loktak Lake by sailing with local people. 

• Dancing deer, Eid's deer, or Sangai deer- which is a subspecies of brow-antlered deer is found at Keibul Lamjao National Park. 

• You can see the magnificent beauty formed by the floating Phumdi over the freshwater at this park and also at Loktak Lake.

• The Sendra Tourist Home on the island with an appended Cafeteria in Loktak lake is an ideal place of interest.

• Visitors get a bird's eye view of life on the lake—small islands that are floating weed on which the lake people live.

• At Moirang town on the fringe of the Loktak, it has the Indian National Army (INA) Museum which is also a good place to visit for the tourists. The exhibits include letters, photographs, badges of ranks, and other articles associated with the INA. A bronze statue of Netaji Subash Chandra Bose in uniform is also standing on the lawn. 

• The unique fishing technique of the locals.

                     

How to reach "The Keibul Lamjao National Park":

Arriving at this park is convenient by all significant vehicle frameworks i.e street, rail, and air. If you are happy with voyaging a significant distance by street, it is 522 km, i.e (324.4 mi) from Guwahati/Assam. Both private and public vehicle is accessible and you will go by National Highway No-53.

However, if you go by air and landed at Imphal Airport ( Imphal- Capital of Manipur) and take a road ride by any public or private transport then it is only 53 km i.e (32.9 mi) away from Imphal.

If you wanted to travel by train then the nearest railhead is at Dimapur (Nagaland) on the broad gauge line of the North-East Frontier Railway which is further 215 km i.e (133.6 mi) away from Imphal by road. Jirbam is also a railhead on the Manipur border which is 225 km i.e (139.8 mi) from Imphal.

Best Season and time to visit "The Keibul Lamjao National Park":

The ideal season to visit "The Keibul Lamjao and Loktak Lake" is among October and March as the lake water levels are appropriate to investigate the park during this season. 

However, the best time to visit the park is (6 A.M to 10 A.M and 3.30 P.M to 6 P.M) because the Sangai deer mostly comes out during this time to feed in herds.

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