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Dhanush Mahapatra
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    You could start Day 1 by heading east to Loktak right after dawn; the early light makes the floating phumdis clearer and the lake is less busy. After the trek and boat ride, stop at the small village near the launch for a quick tea before heading back. On Day 2, go north to Keibul Lamjao first its kingfisher trail takes only about an hour then head west to Kangla Fort for a relaxed walk through the gates. A local 4 wheel drive or daily taxi will keep the timing tight, and staying at Classic Grande Imphal keeps you close to the roads.

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