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Bilal Kapur
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    If you’re heading out on a weekday in March, most locals stick to the mornings and the lake stays relatively calm. In October right after the harvest, a handful of visitors come for the Loktak Festival, but the peak crowds are still in July and August. An early morning boat, say around 6 or 7 a.m., not only avoids the later crowds but also gives you a clearer view of the phumdis. If you’re staying near Imphal, the AURORA BOUTIQUE HOTEL is a convenient base for catching those early departures.

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