Places to Visit in Imphal

Top attractions and must-see spots in Imphal

  • Andro Village

    A Meitei heritage village about twenty one kilometres away, with a cultural museum showcasing local pottery and traditions.

  • Ima Keithel

    A century old market at Khwairamband Bazar run entirely by women, selling textiles, handicrafts, and local produce.

  • Imphal Polo Ground

    Regarded as the world''s oldest polo ground, reflecting Manipur''s historic role in the origins of modern polo.

  • Imphal War Cemetery

    A Commonwealth War Graves Commission cemetery honouring soldiers who died during the Second World War Battle of Imphal.

  • Kangla Fort

    The ancient citadel and former royal seat of Manipur''s kings, standing on the banks of the Imphal river.

  • Keibul Lamjao National Park

    The world''s only floating national park, home to the endangered Sangai deer amid Loktak Lake''s phumdis.

  • Khonghampat Orchidarium

    An orchid garden on NH 39 showcasing over a hundred native varieties across more than two hundred acres.

  • Langthabal

    A hillside site on the Indo Burma Road known for old temples set among jackfruit and pine groves.

  • Loktak Lake

    The largest freshwater lake in Northeast India, famous for its floating phumdis and serene island views.

  • Manipur State Museum

    A state museum near Kangla Fort displaying the Hiyang Hiren royal boat and galleries on Manipur''s culture and history.

  • Manipur Zoological Garden

    A zoo in Lamphelpat housing around four hundred species, with safari rides and dedicated birdwatching spots.

  • Samban Lei Sekpil Garden

    A garden five kilometres from the city centre, home to a record breaking sixty one foot tall shrub.

  • Sanamahi Kiyong Temple

    A hillside temple on Nongmaijing Hills dedicated to Lainingthou Sanamahi, the ancient deity of Meitei tradition.

  • Shaheed Minar

    An eleven metre memorial in Bir Tikendrajit Park honouring Meitei and tribal martyrs of the 1891 revolt.

  • Shree Shree Govindajee Temple

    A prominent Vaishnavite temple near the royal palace, known for its twin domes and daily aarti rituals.

  • Singda Dam

    The world''s highest mud dam, offering scenic elevated views and a quiet picnic setting outside the city.

  • Thangal Bazaar

    A busy commercial market street known for clothing, electronics, and everyday shopping in central Imphal.

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