Drift across
Loktak Lake in February
The lake of floating islands.
Quick answer. Dry and warming. The lunar festival calendar gets busy. For Loktak Lake specifically, February is a comfortable month with the usual hill-state caveats.
The essentials
- Status
- Largest freshwater lake in NE India
- Feature
- Phumdis (floating wetland masses)
- From Imphal
- About 48km
- Park
- Keibul Lamjao on the lake
- Month
- February, Manipur
- This month
- Dry and warming.
Why February here
Manipur’s great lake, about 48km from Imphal: phumdis, fishermen’s circles and Keibul Lamjao on its edge.
Loktak, in Bishnupur district about 48km from Imphal, is the largest freshwater lake in Northeast India, and its surface is famously dotted with phumdis, the floating wetland masses that host villages, fishing circles and wildlife.
What to do
Phumdi dawn
Mist, circles of fishermen and floating meadows.
Sendra viewpoint
The island-hill view over the whole lake.
Elsewhere in Manipur in February
The wider Manipur calendar this month: Yaoshang (lunar, Feb-Mar), Gaan Ngai (Rongmei/Zeliang, lunar, Dec-Feb window). Dates shift with harvests and moons; we confirm them when you plan.
Pair it with
Loktak Lake in February, planned properly
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