LOKTAK LAKE
Bishnupur District |Distance from Imphal 48 km.
The largest freshwater lake in northeast India. A scenic and mystical lake which resembles a miniature inland sea. This iconic lake is famed for its unique floating swamps, known as Phumdis, and the world’s only floating National park, the Keibul Lamjao. Treat yourself at the tourist home on one of the large Phumdis.
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KHONGHAMPAT ORCHIDARIUM
Imphal East and West Districts |Distance from Imphal 10 km.
A paradise of orchids with more than 110 unique varieties across 200 acres, the Orchidarium is not to be missed in the blooming season of March-April. Vibrant flowers with sweet fragrance and wonderful views, the Khonghampat Orchidarium is a whole new world!
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SHIRUI HILLS
Ukhrul District |Distance from Imphal 90 km.
A scenic hill-top panorama covered with stretches of vibrant wildflowers and the rare state flower, the Shirui lily, the Shirui hills are home to some rare birds and wildlife. An enchanting beauty not to be missed. The Shurui lilies bloom in plethora during the month of May and June, adorning the hilltop of the peak. This magnificent beauty promises to make your trek purely magical.
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KHANGKHUI LIME CAVES
Ukhrul District |Distance from Imphal 90 km.
An unparalleled experience not to be missed. Take a walk back in time in this prehistoric sedimentary limestone cave. Enclosed by different patterns of stalagmites and stalactites, caving in here through the depth and in darkness is an enthralling experience for tourists, archaeologists, and researchers from all around the globe.
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DZUKO VALLEY
Senapati District |Distance from Imphal 82.8 km.
Untouched nature, an offbeat trek from Manipur to Nagaland. The Dzuko valley is a famous spot for adventure lovers and trekkers. Well known for its jaw-dropping landscapes and flora, the valley is also among the best treks in Manipur and attracts a constantly growing number of tourists. The valley is splendid from the end of June till September. Regardless, it always enchants its visitors!
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THARON CAVE
Tamenglong District |Distance from Imphal 190 km.
A mystical cave of great archaeological and historical significance. An ideal destination for those in search of adventure, these unexplored caves are presumed to have been shelters in the past. Excavations revealed items belonging to the Vietnamese Hobinian culture. Indeed a top offbeat destination, worthy of a visit.
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BUNNING MEADOW
Tamenglong District |Distance from Imphal 180 km.
A perfect destination for nature lovers. On the west end of the beautiful Tamei town, the Bunning meadow is amazing in June, filled with various orchids and beautiful wild lilies. An ultimate feast for your eyes, create memories and soak yourself in the spirit of nature.
ZEILAD LAKE
Tamenglong District |Distance from Imphal 180 km.
Unwind yourself in the serene surrounding of nature. Situated on a hill, it is a sight to behold. This is one of the lesser-known escapades in the state. Amongst the wildlife sanctuaries of Manipur lies the Zeliad lake, known for being home to a variety of fishes, birds, and pythons.
BARAK WATERFALLS
Tamenglong District |Distance from Imphal 180 km.
Sit, calm yourself and spend some time at this picturesque place. Located in the forest of the Tamenglong district, the waterfall offers opportunities for some breathtaking photography. Also, enjoy splendid rafting and water sports in this chilly water from the hills. The Barak river is rich in aquatic biodiversity and a great picnic spot. All shall be enchanted by the Barak falls!
YANGKHULLEN
Senapati District |Distance from Imphal 135 km.
Explore the unexplored. Yanglhullen village is home to the primitive Zeme tribe. This hamlet is built on a rocky slope where the whole village and its people live together like one big family, where customs and traditions are passed on from one generation to another. A must-visit if you wish to dig deep into Indian history. The village attracts research scholars and historians from all across.
KHOUPUM VALLEY
Tamenglong District |Distance from Imphal 81 km.
This second-largest valley in Manipur is inhabited by the Rongmei tribe. One can have a sight of giant earthen dams, rivers, the Khukdai cave, and a delightful natural waterfall which is now a famous picnic spot. This valley is truly a sight to behold.
SADU CHIRU WATERFALL
Senapati District |Distance from Imphal 20-25 km.
A picturesque waterfall from a height of 300 meters (approx). The path to Sada Chiru waterfalls is across fields, streams, forests and ultimately a climb up stone steps for a spectacular view of the lush green valley. It is an enjoyable trekking experience for hikers.
PHANGREI
Ukhrul District |Distance from Imphal 103 km.
One of the best hill stations in Manipur, a day spent at Phangrei peak leaves a lasting memory because of its pristine beauty. Phangrei joins the Shirui Peak which is renowned for the Shirui Lilies. Rich flora and fruits abound the hill range. The icing on the cake can only be a breathtaking waterfall that cascades down the hill range making every nature lover’s dream come true.
INTEGRATED TOURIST DESTINATION TUPUL
Noney District |Distance from Imphal 64 km.
Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi inaugurated the Integrated Tourist Destination in January 2018 at Tupul, Noney district. This is being developed with the objective of promoting the district of Noney as one of the niche off-beat destinations in the state. The destination is located near the ongoing highest railway bridge project.
NINGSHING KHUN
Jiribam District |Distance from Imphal 201 km.
Situated at Jiribam District of Manipur the Ningshing Khun village has a biodiversity park which is a tourist spot and a memorial complex to honour the legendary heroes Bir Tikendrajit, General Thangal and Paona Brajabashi.
KEIBUL LAMJAO NATIONAL PARK
Loktak Lake, Bishnupur District |Distance from Imphal 50-55 km.
The only floating National park in the world. Described as a birder’s paradise, this floating National Park is a one of a kind visual treat not to be missed. An entire ecosystem in itself with diverse flora and fauna, this park is home to the endangered brow-antlered deer, Sangai.
