Loktak Lake (Manipur)
The largest freshwater lake in Northeast India, Loktak is famous for its floating islands (phumdis) and is home to the world's only floating national park, Keibul Lamjao.
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Umiam Lake (Meghalaya)
A man-made lake near Shillong, Umiam is renowned for water sports like kayaking and boating. Surrounded by lush hills, it's often called the "Scotland of the East."
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Shilloi Lake (Nagaland)
Nestled in the Patkai range, Shilloi Lake, shaped like a footprint, holds cultural importance and offers serene surroundings, making it a prime bird-watching destination.
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Gurudongmar Lake (Sikkim)
Situated over 17,000 feet high, this sacred lake is known for its crystal-clear blue waters. Despite its altitude, part of the lake remains unfrozen year-round.
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Tsongmo Lake (Sikkim)
At 12,400 feet, Tsongmo Lake is a glacial lake surrounded by snow-capped mountains. Its color changes with the seasons, making it a popular tourist destination.
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Dipor Beel (Assam)
Near Guwahati, Dipor Beel is a Ramsar site and a haven for migratory birds, especially in winter, attracting birdwatchers from around the world.
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Sela Lake (Arunachal)
Located at 13,700 feet, Sela Lake offers breathtaking views and remains partially frozen in winter, surrounded by snow-covered landscapes.
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Mehao Lake (Arunachal)
This pristine lake in Mehao Wildlife Sanctuary is perfect for trekking and camping, with dense forests surrounding its untouched beauty.
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Danakosha Lake (Arunachal)
Danakosha Lake is renowned for its natural beauty and tranquility, offering a peaceful retreat amidst scenic surroundings.
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Rudrasagar Lake (Tripura)
Famous for Neermahal Palace in its midst, Rudrasagar Lake attracts tourists and migratory birds, hosting the annual Neermahal Water Festival.
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