Discover the Jewel of Northeast India. Explore world-famous Loktak Lake with floating Phumdis, Keibul Lamjao National Park (home of the Sangai Deer), historic Kangla Fort, and Ima Keithel all-women market.
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Explore the rich royal heritage, natural floating lake, and vibrant markets of Manipur.
The largest freshwater lake in Northeast India, famous for its floating biomass rings called Phumdis and Sendra island viewpoint.
The world's only floating national park, home to the endangered Sangai brow-antlered deer in their natural habitat.
Ancient seat of Manipur's Meitei rulers situated in the heart of Imphal city with royal temples and sacred moat.
A 500-year-old commercial center run entirely by over 5,000 women entrepreneurs selling handlooms, crafts, and fresh produce.
Historic site where Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose's INA hoisted the Indian tricolor for the first time on Indian soil in 1944.
Picturesque hill station famous for the rare endemic Shirui Lily flower and ancient Khangkhui limestone caves.
October to April when the weather is cool and pleasant for exploring Loktak Lake and historical forts.
Imphal Airport (IMF) has direct flights from Guwahati, Kolkata, and New Delhi.
Try Kangshoi (vegetable stew), Eromba (chili and fermented fish dish), and Chak-hao Kheer (purple black rice pudding).
Purchase authentic Shaphee Lanphee shawls, Moirang Phee saris, and bamboo handicraft items from Ima Keithel.
Ride motorized canoes around floating homestays and Sendra island viewpoint.
Visit the world's only market run entirely by women, featuring traditional handlooms and crafts.
Take early morning boat safaris to spot the elusive Sangai deer inside Keibul Lamjao Park.
