Lake with floating islands Bashny.Net

Freshwater lake Loktak Lake is the largest in the north-eastern part of India and is famous for its unusual floating islands, which are called Phumdi. Phumdi consist of organic residues, which live on plants.

Phumdi occupy a substantial part of the lake, and constantly on the move in his area. The area is the world's largest floating national park. Its name - «Keibul Lamjao». Loktak Lake is a lake habitat for several endangered fauna. In particular, light tiger python and the Manipur deer. Loktak Lake plays an important role for the local population as a source of drinking water and fishing craft.