Day 1: Arrival in Imphal – Half-Day City Sightseeing

On arrival at Imphal Airport, you will be warmly welcomed by our representative and transferred to your hotel. After check-in, proceed for a half-day sightseeing tour of Imphal, exploring the city’s rich history and cultural heritage.

Visit the Imphal War Cemetery, a memorial dedicated to the soldiers who lost their lives during the Second World War. Continue to the Manipur State Museum to discover the state’s fascinating history, traditional culture and heritage.

Later, explore the historic Kangla Fort, the former royal capital and seat of power of the Manipur kingdom until 1891. Visit Bir Tikendrajit Park, dedicated to the memory of Manipur’s freedom fighters.

In the evening, proceed to Shri Shri Govindajee Temple, the most important Vaishnavite temple in Manipur, to witness the traditional evening Aarti ceremony.

Return to the hotel for dinner and an overnight stay in Imphal.

Day 2: Imphal – Moirang – Loktak Lake – Sadu Chiru Waterfalls – Imphal

After breakfast, drive towards Moirang, located approximately 45 km from Imphal, to explore the spectacular Loktak Lake and its surrounding attractions.

En route, visit the Japanese War Memorial, commemorating the fierce battles fought between British and Japanese forces during the Second World War.

Continue to the INA Memorial at Moirang, an important historical site where the Indian National Army hoisted the Indian tricolour on Indian soil in 1944.

Later, visit Loktak Lake, the largest freshwater lake in Northeast India, famous for its unique floating islands, locally known as phumdis. Enjoy the scenic beauty of the lake and its peaceful surroundings.

On the return journey to Imphal, visit the beautiful Sadu Chiru Waterfalls, surrounded by lush greenery and scenic landscapes.

Return to your hotel for dinner and an overnight stay in Imphal.

Day 3: Departure from Imphal

After breakfast, enjoy some leisure time or explore the local markets of Imphal, where you can shop for traditional Manipuri handloom products, handicrafts and souvenirs.

Later, transfer to Imphal Airport for your onward journey, taking home wonderful memories of Manipur’s cultural heritage, historical landmarks and natural beauty.

Tour Ends.

Special during the Manipur Sangai Festival: If travelling during the annual Sangai Festival, enjoy colourful cultural performances, traditional dances, music and festive celebrations showcasing the diverse traditions of Manipur. Evening cultural programmes can be included subject to the festival schedule.

Day 1: Arrival in Imphal – Half-Day City Excursion

Arrive at Imphal Airport, where our representative will welcome you and assist with your transfer to the hotel. After check-in and some time to relax, proceed for a half-day sightseeing tour of Imphal.

Visit the Manipur State Museum to discover the state’s fascinating history, cultural diversity, traditional lifestyles, and natural heritage. In the evening, visit the famous Shri Govindajee Temple, the most important Vaishnavite temple in Manipur, and experience the traditional evening Aarti ceremony.

Note: The sightseeing schedule and number of attractions covered will depend on your arrival time at Imphal Airport.

Overnight stay in Imphal.

Day 2: Imphal – Moreh – India–Myanmar Border Excursion

After breakfast, embark on an exciting excursion to Moreh, an important border town located approximately 110 km from Imphal. Situated along the India–Myanmar border, Moreh is a fascinating meeting point of Indian and Southeast Asian cultures.

Explore the lively border town and, subject to prevailing border regulations and permissions, visit Tamu on the Myanmar side. Discover its bustling local bazaar, interact with local communities and visit a traditional Buddhist monastery. You may also enjoy a taste of Burmese cuisine during your visit.

En route, drive through the scenic hills of Tengnoupal, offering spectacular views of the mountain ranges along the India–Myanmar border. You will also pass the historic Shenam Saddle, an important battlefield during the Second World War, where fierce fighting took place between British and Japanese forces.

After exploring the region, return to Imphal.

Overnight stay in Imphal.

Important: Cross-border travel to Tamu is subject to current government regulations, entry permissions and border operating conditions. Indian tourists may be eligible under applicable rules, while foreign nationals should confirm the permitted travel limit in advance. The Moreh–Tamu border crossing and local market may remain closed on certain days, including full moon and new moon days. Confirm arrangements before travel.

Day 3: Imphal – Loktak Lake – Keibul Lamjao National Park

After breakfast, drive along the scenic Tiddim Road towards Loktak Lake, the largest freshwater lake in Northeast India and one of Manipur’s most beautiful natural attractions.

En route, visit Red Hill, an important Second World War battlefield, and explore the India Peace Memorial and the Imphal Peace Museum, which commemorate the historic battles fought in this region.

Continue to the Indian National Army (INA) Memorial Complex at Moirang, where the Indian tricolour was hoisted on Indian soil by the INA in 1944.

Later, proceed to Sendra Island to enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Loktak Lake and its distinctive floating islands, locally known as phumdis.

The excursion also includes a visit to Keibul Lamjao National Park, the world’s only floating national park. It is the natural habitat of the endangered Sangai deer, popularly known as the dancing deer of Manipur.

After exploring the lake and surrounding attractions, return to Imphal.

Overnight stay in Imphal.

Note: The Imphal Peace Museum and INA Museum remain closed on Mondays.

Day 4: Full-Day Imphal City Sightseeing

After breakfast, enjoy a full-day sightseeing tour of Imphal, exploring its historical landmarks, cultural attractions and traditional markets.

Visit the historic Kangla Fort, once the royal seat of the rulers of Manipur, followed by the famous Ima Keithel (Women’s Market), a unique marketplace entirely managed by women. It is an excellent place to explore traditional handloom products, handicrafts and local souvenirs.

Continue to Saheed Minar, RCKS Art Gallery and Mapal Kangjeibung, regarded as one of the oldest living polo grounds in the world.

Later, visit the two historic Second World War cemeteries, which commemorate soldiers who lost their lives during the Imphal Campaign.

Enjoy a traditional Manipuri lunch during the sightseeing tour before returning to your hotel.

Overnight stay in Imphal.

Day 5: Departure from Imphal

After breakfast, check out from the hotel and transfer to Imphal Airport for your onward journey.

Your memorable Manipur holiday concludes with wonderful experiences of its cultural heritage, historical landmarks, scenic landscapes and the unique India–Myanmar border region.

Tour Ends.

Day 1: Arrival in Imphal – Explore the City

On arrival at Imphal Airport, you will be welcomed and transferred to your hotel. After some time to relax, proceed to visit Shri Govindajee Temple, one of the most important Vaishnavite temples in Manipur. Located near the former royal palace, the temple is an important centre of religious and cultural heritage.

If time permits, enjoy a leisurely walk around Imphal and experience the city’s local atmosphere, markets and evening life.

Overnight stay in Imphal.

Day 2: Imphal – Kangla Fort – Andro Village Excursion

After breakfast, visit the historic Kangla Fort, the former royal seat of the rulers of Manipur. Continue to the Imphal War Cemeteries, which commemorate soldiers who lost their lives during the Second World War.

Later, drive to Andro, a traditional village known for preserving the cultural heritage of Manipur. Visit the temple dedicated to Panam Ningthou, the village’s traditional guardian deity, and see its sacred fire, which holds deep religious significance for the local community.

Explore the Andro Cultural Complex, featuring traditional pottery, musical instruments, tribal artefacts and miniature representations of different communities of Manipur.

You may also visit a local household to learn about traditional rice wine preparation.

Return to Imphal for an overnight stay.

Day 3: Imphal – Sangshak – Ukhrul (Approx. 110 km / 3–4 hours)

After an early breakfast, drive towards Ukhrul, the cultural heartland of the Tangkhul Naga community.

En route, stop at Litan and Lambui to explore local markets and discover the traditional food habits and lifestyle of the Tangkhul Naga people.

Continue to Sangshak to visit the historic Second World War memorial, commemorating the Battle of Sangshak. You can also take a short walk through a nearby village to experience the traditional lifestyle, colourful attire and rich cultural heritage of the local community.

On arrival in Ukhrul, check in at your guesthouse.

Overnight stay in Ukhrul.

Day 4: Ukhrul – Shirui Hills Trek – Imphal (Approx. 40 km to Shirui / 1 hour each way)

After breakfast, proceed for an exciting excursion to Shirui Hills, famous for the rare and beautiful Shirui Lily, the state flower of Manipur.

Enjoy a scenic trek towards Shirui Peak, which rises to approximately 2,835 metres above sea level. The trail takes you through beautiful green landscapes, rolling hills and panoramic mountain scenery.

During May and June, the hills are particularly attractive when the famous Shirui Lily blooms.

After enjoying the spectacular views and natural surroundings, return to the base and drive back to Imphal.

Overnight stay in Imphal.

Note: The trek duration and access to the peak depend on weather, trail conditions and local permissions.

Day 5: Imphal – Red Hill – Moirang – Loktak Lake (Approx. 48 km to Moirang)

After breakfast, drive towards Moirang and the beautiful Loktak Lake, the largest freshwater lake in Northeast India.

En route, visit Red Hill, an important Second World War historical site. Explore the Imphal Peace Museum and the Japanese Peace Memorial, dedicated to those who lost their lives during the war.

Continue to Moirang to visit the Indian National Army (INA) Museum, which commemorates the historic occasion when the Indian tricolour was hoisted on Indian soil by the INA in 1944.

Later, proceed to Sendra Island, offering beautiful views of Loktak Lake and its surrounding floating islands, locally known as phumdis.

Check in at your lakeside resort.

Overnight stay at Sendra, Loktak Lake.

Day 6: Loktak Lake – Keibul Lamjao National Park – Cultural Experience

Start your morning with an optional canoe ride on Loktak Lake, enjoying the peaceful surroundings and observing the traditional fishing activities of local communities.

After breakfast, explore Keibul Lamjao National Park, the world’s only floating national park. Located on the southern part of Loktak Lake, this unique ecosystem is the natural habitat of the endangered Sangai deer, also known as the dancing deer of Manipur.

Discover the park’s distinctive floating vegetation and enjoy opportunities to observe its rich natural environment and birdlife.

Later, explore Loktak Lake and learn about the traditional fishing techniques and the everyday lives of communities living around the lake.

In the evening, enjoy a traditional Manipuri cultural dance performance, offering a glimpse into the region’s artistic heritage.

Overnight stay at Sendra, Loktak Lake.

Day 7: Loktak Lake – Imphal Airport – Departure

After breakfast, check out from your resort and drive back to Imphal Airport for your onward journey.

Your memorable Manipur holiday concludes with wonderful memories of its tribal culture, historical landmarks, scenic hills and the beautiful Loktak Lake.

Tour Ends.