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Manipur, one of the most beautiful yet lesser-known holiday destinations in Northeast India, is a charming state with its vibrant capital, Imphal. Once a princely kingdom, Manipur is among the oldest states in the region and is rich in culture, heritage, and tradition.

The state’s unique identity shines through its traditional sports such as Sagol Kangjei (the original form of Polo), Mukna, and Yubi-Lakpi. Manipur proudly hosts one of the world’s oldest polo grounds—an enduring reminder of its royal legacy.

Often called the gateway to Southeast Asia, Manipur offers remarkable natural beauty and cultural diversity. The serene surroundings of Loktak Lake, the stunning Keibul Lamjao National Park—the world’s only floating national park—along with Dzukou Valley, Mount Isii in Senapati, Siroy Hill and Khangkhui Caves in Ukhrul, Tharon Cave, Zeliad Lake in Tamenglong, and Langol Peak, all showcase an eco-friendly environment that captivates every traveler.

Getting There

• Nearest Airport: Imphal International Airport

Best Time to Visit

Throughout the year

Main Attractions

• Loktak Lake

• Ima Keithel (Women’s Market)

• Kangla Fort

• State Museum

• Indo–Myanmar (Burma) Border

• And several scenic and cultural landmarks