The best time to visit is October to April for pleasant weather. If you want to experience Loktak Lake at its best, visit during winter (December- February) when migratory birds arrive.

Ima Keithel is a 100-year-old market run entirely by women. It sells traditional Manipuri textiles, handicrafts, fresh produce, and household goods.

Moirang was the first Indian territory liberated from British rule when the Indian National Army (INA) led by Subhas Chandra Bose hoisted the first Indian flag on Indian soil on April 14, 1944.

Loktak is India’s largest freshwater lake and is famous for its floating phumdis (islands made of vegetation and soil). Visitors can take a boat ride to witness these natural floating islands and traditional fishing huts.

It is the only floating national park in the world and is home to the endangered Sangai deer, which is also the state animal of Manipur.

Kangla Fort was the royal seat of power for Manipuri rulers and played a crucial role in the region’s history. It was later occupied by the British and is now a cultural and historical landmark.

Andro Village is famous for its unique pottery, cultural museum, and Panam Ningthou Temple, where a sacred fire has been burning for centuries.