India is home to many unique natural wonders, but few are as extraordinary as , the world’s only floating national park. Nestled in the Bishnupur district of , this ecological marvel rests on the shimmering waters of , often referred to as the “lifeline of Manipur.” What makes it truly special is that the park literally floats — thanks to its thick, tangled mats of vegetation known as phumdis .

A Floating Wonder of Nature

Keibul Lamjao National Park covers an area of about and is entirely composed of these phumdis — masses of soil, organic matter, and vegetation that float on the surface of the lake. These formations create a semi-solid ground capable of supporting the weight of animals, making it a rare and delicate ecosystem unlike any other in the world.

Loktak Lake, where the

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