Sign in

Travel India community

Reply To: How crowded is Loktak Lake on a typical day trip?

Home › Forums › How crowded is Loktak Lake on a typical day trip? › Reply To: How crowded is Loktak Lake on a typical day trip?

#7919
Bilal Kapur
Participant
    Up
    0
    Down
    ::

    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.

    444 discussions 0 replies
    Latest discussionsQuestions, ideas, stays and trip planning
    Browse latest →
    49

    Family food ideas near Carmel Church in Port Blair

    Nivedita Goel· 1 week ago · 15 replies ·1 participant

    Looking for a place to grab a bite that works for the whole family while visiting Carmel Church? The church is open all day and free to enter, so we can spend a good…

    36

    Which nearby spots are worth a day trip from Shivalik Valley?

    Sayantani Thakur· 1 week ago · 17 replies ·1 participant

    I’m planning a weekend escape with my partner and we’re staying near Shivalik Valley. What nearby attractions are easy to reach and worth a visit? Mansa Devi Temple is only 15 km away, Chandigarh Capitol…

    40

    Is Ranga Mandira crowded on weekday afternoons?

    Sourabh Ahluwalia· 1 week ago · 17 replies ·1 participant

    I’m planning a quick trip to Bangalore this October and only have a few hours in the city. Ranga Mandira is open 24 hours and free to enter, but I’ve heard it can get busy.…