Manipur

Manipur : A Jewel Land

Best Time of Visit

September to April

Ideal Duration for Visit

3 days

Average Budget

INR 3000/- PER PERSON

Welcome To

Manipur

Best Time of Visit

September to April

Ideal Duration for Visit

3 days

Average Budget

INR 3000/- PER PERSON

Planning Toolkit

Summer

Summer lasts from April through June in the state of Manipur. The temperature ranges from 16 to 36 degrees Celsius throughout this time.

Monsoon

Manipur has moderate rainfall from June to September. While most people avoid organizing a vacation during these months due to connectivity concerns, nature enthusiasts like the sight of the blue mountains in particular.

Winter

The best time to visit Manipur is during the summer. Temperatures have been reported to drop to 0 degrees Celsius. The excursion is worthwhile because of the snow-covered summits and the coolness in the air.

The only floating park in the world

The best time to visit Manipur is during the summer. Temperatures have been reported to drop to 0 degrees Celsius. The excursion is worthwhile because of the snow-covered summits and the coolness in the air.

Inner Line Permit

The Inner Line Permit is necessary in Manipur, one of the north-eastern sister states. The Inner Line Permit is a government-issued document that permits visitors to enter a protected region. The government of Manipur issues an Inner Line Permit, which specifies the dates and locations of the trip.

The women-only market

Manipur, the native mothers who run the little stores at the all-women market are known as Imas. On either side of the road, the market is divided into two areas. The market is located on the Indo-Myanmar border in a rural location. It's worth noting that men are not permitted to offer their items at this market.

The oldest polo ground in the

Imphal's Maple Kangjeibung is home to the world's oldest polo ground. Manipur's deity-king Kangba is supposed to have originated the game in the 14th century BC, and King Nongda Pakhangba organized the first polo tournament in 33 AD. Every year, it hosts the Manipur International Polo Festival, which attracts a large number of polo aficionados.

By Buses

Imphal has an abundance of buses, which are an inexpensive form of transportation inside the city.

By Taxis

Taxis are plentiful and the greatest way to get around the city at night. Taxis, on the other hand, are not metered and are therefore more expensive.

By Foot

Manipur trekking offers spectacular scenery and is a delight for trekkers. Cheirao Ching is a hill in Imphal that Manipuris consider sacred and climb on the Manipuri New Year's Day, Cheiraoba.

Population

2,855,794

Literacy Rate

74.04 %

Crime Rate

95.0

Languages

Manipuri and English