Imphal, the capital of Manipur, offers travelers a rich tapestry of cultural experiences, from vibrant markets and unique culinary delights to traditional arts and deeply rooted customs. The Ima Keithel, a globally unique all-women-run market, is a must-visit for handwoven textiles and local produce. Manipuri cuisine features dishes like Eromba and Kangsoi. The city is a hub of traditional arts and crafts, with Manipuri dance being a major cultural export.
Kangla Fort: Historic seat of Manipuri royalty. Loktak Lake: Largest freshwater lake in Northeast India with floating islands. Keibul Lamjao National Park: World's only floating national park. Ima Keithel (Mother's Market): Asia's biggest women-only market. Shree Govindajee Temple: A prominent Vaishnavite shrine. Imphal War Cemetery: A memorial for WWII soldiers. Manipur State Museum: Showcases tribal heritage and historical artifacts. Andro Village: Preserves traditional Manipuri culture. Cheirao Ching: A hill with panoramic views. Singda Dam: Highest mud dam in the world. 1Manipur Zoological Garden: Home to various animals and birds. 1Tharon Cave: A 655.6-meter-long cave. Shaheed Minar: A monument dedicated to martyrs. INA Memorial: Dedicated to Indian freedom fighters. Khongjom War Memorial Complex: Commemorates a major battle. Loukoipat Ecological Park: A serene park. RKCS Art Gallery And Museum: An art gallery and museum. Langthabal Konung: Known for its temples and monuments. Sekta Archaeological Living Museum: Showcases cultural heritage. Bir Tirkendrajit Park: A beautiful park in the city.