How to reach Manipur

Richly endowed with the natural great thing about waterfalls, lakes, streams, evergreen forests surrounded by nine sub-Himalayan ranges that attract tourists from everywhere on the planet, Manipur is gorgeous, calm and serene with its most ecstatic simplicity. Its foliageshared with the pleasant climate makes it gorgeous to tourists. Loktak Lake, Sendra Island, INA Memorial, KeibulLamjao park are a number of the main tourist attractions within the state. Shopping in Manipur is all about local handicraft, handloom and jewellery which are all readily available at the Khwairamband Bazar, Tribal Emporium and Sangai Handloom and Handloom House aside from the colourful local shops within the various cities.

By Air

Tourists can directly fly to Manipur because the airport is found within the capital of the state i.e., Imphal. The airport is well connected to the main cities of the county including Guwahati, Kolkata and Delhi alongside other important cities in North-East India.

By Train

The state of Manipur doesn't have an immediate train service. The nearest railhead is located at Dimapur in Nagaland at a distance of approx. 201 km from Imphal and is linked to the main cities of India. Getting down at the railroad station, tourists can avail the general public transport facility (bus and car) that might take you straight to Manipur.

By Road

As the road network to Manipur is efficient, tourists can make the foremost out of the journey to Manipur by enjoying the sightseeing. Tourists can avail themselves of the service of the Manipur State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC) and lots of other private buses to succeed in Manipur and other nearby states of the North East.