Introduction :
The Keibul Lam Jeo National Park is an unusual wilderness and the home of the Sangai or Manipur brow- antlered deer. Spread over a mere 40 sq km area, this park once used to be the hunting ground for water fowls. It was declared a sanctuary in 1954 when numbers of the highly localised Sangai fell alarmingly. With the Logtak Lake with its floating weeds in the vicinity, this park offers a unique experience in tune with the kind of exhilarating experience all of Manipur offers in general

Wildlife in Keibul Lam Jeo National Park
The Keibul Lam Jeo National Park is most noted as the home of the graceful deer, noted for their curved antlers. They live on the floating vegetation on the Logtak Lake, 32 km south of Imphal.

How to Reach Keibul Lam Jeo National Park
By Rail- the nearest railhead is at Dimapur at a distance of 229 km. you have totravel by road from Dimapur to reach the park.
By Air: the nearest airport is at Imphal, 32 km from the park.
By Road: the nearest city is Imphal, the state capital, 32 km away. You can rent a car or avail public transport from Imphal to reach the park.