Imphal to Indonesia Flights

The capital city of Manipur, Imphal is a beautiful destination blessed with scenic landscape and rich cultural heritage. In addition to its breathtaking mist-covered mountainous vistas, the city boasts of a number of attractions that hold strong historical significance. On a trip to Imphal, tourists can explore ruins of the Palace of Kangla; visit the Manipur State Museum to discover historical artefacts related to the history of this place and shop for local produce and handloom items at Ima Keithel- a local market run by women. Shree Govindajee Temple is a popular place of religious importance and one of the finest architectural creations in the city. On an Imphal tour, one must not miss to pay a visit to Loktak Lake- the largest freshwater lake in Northeast India. This lake forms an integral part of Keibul Lamjao National Park- a 40 sq km area park that serves as home to ‘Eld's deer’- one of world’s most endangered species. Included in the Guinness Book of Records, Sambal- Lei-Sekpil garden is another place of tourist interest. Manipur Zoological Gardens and Matai Garden are other places that are sure to leave every nature lover mesmerised. Known for a rich heritage and rare biodiversity, this place is a true treasure trove of nature that must be visited. MakeMyTrip offers a number of tailor-made travel packages, amongst which tourists can avail a suitable package to travel around this city conveniently.

Indonesia is a potpourri of 17, 000 islands where around 300 cultures harmoniously co-exist. The flora and fauna here are as diverse and rich as its land and people and you will find the rarest of plants and an assorted wildlife here. The cultural heritage passed on from generations has given Indonesia its character and you will find wealth of traditional arts and crafts here. One of the most sought after world travel destinations, there are excellent holiday packages and travel deals to Indonesia. Avail the MakeMyTrip Package and surf to your heart's content in Lombok and see the volcanic lakes of Sumatra and the etched gorges of Papua's Baliem Valley.