India, Aug. 4 -- Hidden amid the Eastern Himalayas, Glaw Lake has earned global recognition as India's 101st Ramsar Site, becoming the first wetland in Arunachal Pradesh to receive the prestigious designation.

The recognition shines a spotlight on one of the state's lesser-known travel destinations, celebrated for its pristine waters, rich biodiversity and captivating local legends.

Nestled inside the Kamlang Wildlife Sanctuary, the remote lake is a haven for trekkers, wildlife enthusiasts and travellers seeking offbeat experiences.

What is a Ramsar Site?

A Ramsar Site is a wetland recognised as being of international importance under the Ramsar Convention, an international treaty adopted in 1971 in the Iranian city of Ramsar.

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