Sports & nature

Loktak Lake

No matter how many beautiful lakes you have seen or how many pictures you’ve seen of the lake, when you see it for the first time it is going to take your breath away. Situated at the foothills of mountains, this lake offers an all-round panoramic view of acres of meadows and plains. The unique ecosystem of the place, complete with its vegetation and array of animals is a treat to watch. The animals of this place are completely dependent on the lake for sustenance, directly or indirectly, much like the human beings of the region.

Loktak Lake boasts of housing the one and only natural floating island situated on a river in the entire world. One can reach this island by boating. The island has a difficult terrain, making it a perfect place to have a short hike or just sit down and have a picnic amidst the heart of nature. The island is one of the primary attractions of the place as it is a natural wonder in itself.

The Keibul Lamjao National Park is situated on the floating island in the middle of the lake. This makes it the only natural park in the whole world which is situated on a natural floating island on a lake. This natural park is home to the endangered species of the Brow-antlered Deer and the Dancing Deer. Both of these animals are on the critically endangered list. The Brow-antlered deer is indigenous to this region and is found nowhere else. This is the world’s only floating national park.

Imphal

Imphal, the capital of Manipur, has so much to explore and discover. Historically significant and a heaven for adventure lovers, Imphal is an unusual and curious travel destination for the travel buffs. Imphal in Manipur is credited to have gifted the world with the intriguing game of Polo. This valley has witnessed many bloody wars including the fierce battles of World War II. Imphal served as a seat for power, and the royal family here erected many forts to strengthen their position. One of the most beautiful forts in the Northeastern part of India, the Kangla Fort, is situated near Imphal.

Surrounded by the Naga Hills on all sides, Imphal is a confluence of arts, culture and great food. This laidback state capital of Manipur is mainly inhabited by the Vashnavites and the people here have a simple way of life. Any Manipur tourism itinerary usually starts with this city and then moves to the other report parts of the state. And Imphal intrigues the travel enthusiasts with its unusual yet breathtaking beauty. There is so much of history and culture to witness at Imphal that your days will fleet past like hours!

Senapati

Unexplored and serene Senapati is nestled in the jungles of Northern Manipur. A trip to Senapati not only allows the tourists to view those gorgeous locations, but also gives them more than a glimpse into the unique culture of this town. More than 90% of Senapati’s land area is covered by lush green forests that are dotted with gently flowing streams and gushing waterfalls. The forests of Senapati are decorated with a unique collection of plants. Quite unknown in the Indian tourism trail, Senapati could be a dream destination for your next vacation trip.