India's only floating national park is a 40-sq-km wetland home to a rare and endangered deer species

India's only floating national park is a 40-sq-km wetland home to a rare and endangered deer species
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Keibul Lamjao National Park in Manipur is the world's only floating national park. This unique ecosystem floats on Loktak Lake due to its phumdis. The park serves as the last natural habitat for the endangered Sangai deer. Several legends and sacred sites surround this remarkable natural wonder. The park's ecological richness is recognized by UNESCO's Tentative List.
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