Not on Land, But on Water, Discover India’s Stunning Floating National Park
World’s Only Floating National Park
Keibul Lamjao National Park in Manipur is the world’s only floating national park. It is located on the beautiful Loktak Lake.
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Built on Floating Phumdis
The park floats on phumdis, which are masses of vegetation, soil and organic matter. These unique formations look like floating islands.
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A Natural Wonder on Water
Spread across nearly 40 sq km, the park is surrounded by the waters of Loktak Lake. Its unique ecosystem makes it a natural wonder.
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Home to the Rare Sangai Deer
Keibul Lamjao is the natural habitat of the endangered Sangai deer. The park plays a vital role in protecting this rare species.
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Rich in Wildlife and Birds
The park is home to hog deer, otters and several waterfowl species. During winter, many migratory birds also arrive here.
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