Historical Places in Imphal

While planning a holiday to Imphal, we recommend you go through this trove of information to make the most of your holiday. Imphal is a Heritage destination and is best experienced when visited during October, November, December, January, February and March as you can pleasantly cold weather, ideal for outdoor activities and tourist hopping here. One can also plan a holiday during August and September to enjoy moderate to heavy showers and abundant greenery everywhere. For people looking to the ditch the crowd, visiting Imphal during April, May, June and July is also a great way of exploring the destination.

Imphal is also known for its Dol Jatra, Lai Haraoba, Rasa Leela, Cheiraoba, Ningol Chakouba, Rath-Jatra, Id-ul-Fitr, Imoinu Iratpa, Gaan-Ngai, Yaoshang, Durga Puja, Mera Houchongba, Kut, Sangai Festival and Shirui Lily Festival which are celebrated in the months of February/March, May, February/March, March/April, November, June/July, June/July, December/January, January, February/March, September/October, October, November, November and May respectively. While here, you must definitely visit and explore Ima Keithal known for its A more than 500-year-old market, Ima Keithal literally means 'Mother's Market'. It is the socio-economic hub of the city and is strictly run by married women. Kangla Palace is another one in the top places to visit in Imphal known for its A more than 500-year-old market, Ima Keithal literally means 'Mother's Market'. It is the socio-economic hub of the city and is strictly run by married women. We recommend that you do give a visit to these places to learn about the history and culture of Imphal better. Have a happy, safe and an unforgettable holiday in Imphal!