04 Jan, 2024
Dumboor Lake is situated in the northeastern Indian state of Tripura, near the town of Ambassa.
The lake was formed due to the confluence of rivers Gomati, Muhuri, and Manu, creating a unique horseshoe shape.
Dumboor Lake is one of the largest water bodies in Tripura, covering an area of approximately 41 square kilometers.
The lake is dotted with several islands, the prominent ones being Raima, Rajama, and Narkel Kunja. These islands add to the scenic beauty of the lake.
Dumboor Lake is rich in biodiversity, hosting a variety of aquatic flora and fauna. It is a haven for migratory birds and a popular spot for birdwatching.
The lake attracts tourists for its picturesque landscapes, boating facilities, and the surrounding lush greenery. The Tripura Tourism Development Corporation promotes Dumboor Lake as a major tourist destination.
The lake is also considered sacred by the local tribal communities, and the festival of Ganga Puja is celebrated annually on its banks. Pilgrims often visit the lake for religious ceremonies and rituals.