Top Things to do in Manipur
The 10 Best Budget-friendly Things to do in Manipur, Manipur
Discover the best top things to do in Manipur, India including Battle of Imphal Tours, Seven Sisters Holidays, RKCS Museum, Dzukou Valley, Shri Govindjee Temple, Ima Keithel Women's Market, ISKCON Imphal, Sri Sri Radha Krishnacandra Temple, Loktak Lake, Imphal Valley, Imphal War Cemetery.
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1. Battle of Imphal Tours
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5.0 based on 73 reviews
The first guided battlefield tours around the Battles of Imphal and Kohima of 1944. In April 2013 the UK's National Army Museum named the twin Second World War battles as 'Britain's Greatest Battle'.
2. Seven Sisters Holidays
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5.0 based on 21 reviews
Specialist in organising tours to North east India popularly known as Seven Sisters states . Various customised tours of the region.. be it cultural, wildlife , textile , tribal tours, World War II related site tours,Cross border tours are arranged on request.
3. RKCS Museum
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5.0 based on 24 reviews
RKCS Art Museum and Gallery is a prestigious art institution in the Indian Northeastern state of Manipur, Exhibiting historical, art and culture of Manipur in paintings. These paintings are original paintings of Manipur's legendary Artist Rajkumar Chandrajit Sana (RKCS). RKCS have also been mentioned in the Limca Book of Records, 1994 and have received several prestigious awards.RKCS Art Gallery was Inaugurated by Governor of Orissa MS Rajendran in 2004 formally. Other collection of gallery includes contemporary art works, art installation, movie vintage posters. Don't miss out when you are in Imphal. You won't regret visiting here in RKCS art gallery take home with the memory of Manipuri and it's people. Happy Learning while Travelling!!
Reviewed By 2012sunilmumbai - Mumbai, India
My guide, Rajib, a well known local travel agent, had listed this gallery as a must see place. I am glad we spent time there. We met Mr Budhimanta, the son of Mr RKCS, who was in the midst of painting a Manipuri dance visual. He graciously escorted us thru out. There are 3 - 4 rooms. Each a delight. The artworks reflect the rich culture and heritage of Manipur. Whilst they are paintings, they are so lifelike that you visualise yourself in each scenario as if its happening in front of you. There are portraits, scenes of British rule, war scenes during WW2, royal scenes and of course dance visuals. Many more. There is the installation art by the grandson which i loved: a collection of the maestro’s brushes and another of the used oil colour tubes. We saw fascinating works of Mr Budhimanta: miniatures of famous people painted on the inside of a shell, the size of a finger nail. Totally clear and identifiable. There were about a dozen bottles where he had done paintings from the inside , inverse style, so that what you saw outside was perfect. He has taken the boxes of oil paint tubes and then painted the reverse side making a wonderful vertical collage. Spend time and enjoy each piece. Read the captions. You will not regret the time spent.
4. Dzukou Valley
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4.5 based on 58 reviews
Reviewed By Urbannomad_001 - Kolkata (Calcutta), India
A must visit place for all nature and adventure lover.The best time to visit this place is early June to end of September.The famous dzukou Lily blooms at early June.There are two routes to reach the place.one is zakhama route and another one is Biswema route.The ascend from Zakhama route is the tougher and harder.If one loves hard core trek and adventure ,then he/she must opt for this route.It's Worth the toil.One can get captivating views of dense tropical rain forest over this route.on the other hand,the Biswema route is competitively easier as it's steep only for a stretch of 45minutes to 1hour.Everybody can more or less access this route quite easily.It takes 6/7hours to reach dzukou point via Zakhama route while via Biswema route it take 4/5 hours.on Dzukou point there is only one dormatory..Most of the time ,it remains overcrowded.The only food ,you can get here is Rice,Dal, Potato Curry and only if the supplies remain continued ,then pork Curry..The food is served on first come first serve basis..It is advisable that one should try to avoid the stay at the overcrowded Dom.. Instead one can stay in a tent on the helipad ground..it will marvelous both viewwise as well as decisionwise..you will get perfect thirll of adventure and from here one would get the entire view of the valley.The must do here is to visit the valley early in the morning , otherwise your trip will remain incomplete.The valley is just mesmerizing.
5. Shri Govindjee Temple
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4.5 based on 74 reviews
Reviewed By singhalanju - New Delhi, India
Shri Govindjee Temple is beautiful and huge. The aura here is super. Arti is done in a different style which is wonderful. Idols are extremely beautiful. Lord Krishna is seen with His disciples in this temple. For us the experience was mesmerising.
6. Ima Keithel Women's Market
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4.5 based on 76 reviews
Reviewed By desai66 - New Delhi, India
Ima keithel or mother's market is an all women's market with a long history. you can buy the beautiful Manipuri hand woven saris and Innaphis and try their exotic fruits and vegetables and savour the unusual sights, sounds, fragrances!
7. ISKCON Imphal, Sri Sri Radha Krishnacandra Temple
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4.5 based on 49 reviews
8. Loktak Lake
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4.5 based on 266 reviews
Reviewed By Shalu2127 - New Delhi, India
Nice drive to the Loktak Lake, Nice to see the floating houses on the lake the weather is hot in the day in the sun and it’s a beautiful location
9. Imphal Valley
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4.5 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By desai66 - New Delhi, India
Amazing view of green Paddy fields spreads out on both sides of the road as you drive towards Loktak Lake and can also be viewed from the aircraft.
10. Imphal War Cemetery
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4.0 based on 103 reviews
There were originally some 950 burials in Imphal War Cemetery, but after hostilities had ceased, the Army Graves Service brought in graves from two smaller cemeteries in Imphal and from isolated positions in the surrounding region. The cemetery now contains 1,600 Commonwealth burials of the Second World War.
Reviewed By Shuklaavinash
Must visit place, which gives a feeling of the great scarifies to the Nation. Very well maintained and managed.
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