Keibul Lamjao National Park
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Keibul Lamjao National Park is a vast expanse of nature in more than 40 square kilometers. This is the home of various species of plants and animals including migrant visitors. The beautiful park organizes more than 450 varieties of orchids and has the right climate conditions for more than 100 species of aquatic vegetation and many species of birds like the former Himalayan pied kingfishers, black kites, ducks etc.
National Park was initially a sanctuary, however, after the announcement, the beautiful deer is an endangered species which was declared a National Reserve in 1977. Due to violation and demand by local people, the natural reserve has also been reduced, but the clear vision of a clear sky in clear crystal clear lake should not be missed by an opportunist who has this wonderful opportunity.
Located in Bishnupur district, Moirang is famous for its rich cultural background. During May, when the Moirang La Herarba festival is celebrated, the people of the state give a bunch to ask for the blessings of 'Abduo Thangjing'.
The festival continues for almost a month, and every Sunday a huge cultural program is presented to the deity.
Like the boats with Sangai's head, the snake is now displayed in the glass house. Boats were used by the Kings to run boats during festivals. In the 7th century AD, boat construction began during the reign of Luwang Ningthou Punsiba. Traditional boats were made from a log. According to mythology, King Pansiba designed Boat with the head of Sangai in honor of his brother. The body of the boats is designed like a serpent, which represents the body of Tauronii, a vehicle of Snake God, Pakhangba.
The Govindajee Temple was built in Kangla by Nara Singh Maharaja. The temple was built in the year 1846. It was demolished in 1869 due to an earthquake, but was rebuilt in 1874. There is an open veranda in the temple. Structures like the huge pillars outside the temple are unique and is similar to mythology with some structures.
Lord Ibudhou Pakhangba Temple is a small temple dedicated to the supreme God in the middle of the compound. This temple is built in a unique style, in which all folk songs and legends surrounding Kangla.
Uttara Sangai was first built in 1629 AD during the reign of King Khagemba. Since then it has been symbolic of the state. It was rebuilt in 1873 by Maharaja Chandrakriti, but was destroyed during the air raids in World War II. The idol has been restored now. Kangla sha is the symbol of the kingdom. It was believed that the Python statue of Kangla Sha was first created by the captives of the Chinese war. It stood on either side of the steps that reached Uttra. In 1804 AD, the huge idols of Kangala Sha built by Maharaja Chauraizit were destroyed by Burmese after their invasion and occupation of seven years. It was Maharaja Nara Singh who created a pair of Kangla sha in 1884 AD. After so many renovations and reconstructions, during the year 2006-07, the Kangla Fort Board was constructed by the Kangla Fort Board.
Known for its beautiful beauty, ancient climate, and rare Shirur Lily, the hill station of Ukhrul is approximately 103 km from Imphal, capital of Manipur. Myanmar in the east, Nagaland in the north and Senapati in the west, relative inaccessibility and remoteness of Ukhrul have helped the district to maintain its ancient charm.
Mountain range, knolls, waterfalls, crystal clear rivers and lakes add to the attraction of Ukhrul. Spread over 4544 sq km, the district is mostly mountainous. In 3114 meters, Kyeang Peak is the highest peak; However, Shirui Kishung Peak (2835 meters) is more popular
The atmosphere of Ukhrul makes an ideal place to travel especially during the summer. The temperature varies from minus 3 degrees Celsius to 33 degree Celsius. However, the winter cools down
The district is the most famous for the rare Shirui Lily which grows on the Shirui Peak and is the State flower of Manipur. in May and June Lily the blossoms and there is a sight to see. Lilly is considered rare because it cannot be transplanted elsewhere. An area of 100 sq km around Shirui Peak was declared a National Park in 1988 for the protection of Lili.
Android has its own rich history. This is an old village which make pottery. Andro is located 21 km from Imphal. Nowadays it is becoming a popular tourist destination for residents of the city due to ease of access and attraction.
The Santhrei natural park and the dam are main attractions. Here a good number of picnickers come. The dam located on the hillside is a good place for the picnickers. Park is on the shores of Lake. The park is covered with small trees and provides shade even on hot days.
Govindji Temple
Located in the state capital, Imphal, Shri Govindji Temple is visited by peoplethroughout the year. The bright golden building of this religious place attracts many tourists besides regular devotees. The famous temple of Shri Govindaji is one of the main attractions of Manipur. In this Hindu temple there are the diety of Hindu Gods, Radha and Krishna Govinda.
Inside the Temple of Shri Govindaji, devotees can see the beautiful statues of Lord Krishna and Radha. There are also idols of Lord Jagannath in the temple, which is another form of Vishnu. Visitors pay the visit of God
Vaishnavites kept this temple in great respect and traveled from different corners of the world to the pilgrimage temple. Regular arrangements were made for the dance and prayers in the temple premises
The literal translation of 'Maternal Bazar', the market began with stalls to some extent driven by women in the 16th century, and for many years, thousands of women traders selling handicrafts and textiles from thousands of women traders made the market grew rapidly. It is the heart of all commercial and socio-economic activities in the city, which not only caters to the needs of visitors and businessmen but also promotes the local economy.
Every day, women traders wearing traditional garments- fanek and innaphi (shawl) arrive in the Khwairamband market (otherwise known as Imma Keithel), setting up of their stalls and sitting in a row, sales, authentic foods, local produce and groceries, clothes, utensils, handicrafts, toys, bamboo products, traditional clothing, and everything in between.
As soon as you wander around Imma Keithel, people from all walks of life will be treated at various beautiful places; The sound of cheerful banter, laughter and haggling; And the fresh, spirited aroma of fresh local produce and food fills the air.
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Ebudhou Thangjing temple, Moirang
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The festival continues for almost a month, and every Sunday a huge cultural program is presented to the deity.
Kangla
Photo by Kohel Rajkumar
Kangla was the ancient capital of the Manipur empire. It is in the center of Manipur's capital Imphal. Kangala was also a seat of imperial power and there is also religious and cultural importance for Manipurias. In fact, it is one of the state's most valuable heritage sites. At one time, the state spread to Myanmar. The rise of the Ningthouja dynasty in 33 AD was a major step in the stability of the Manipur empire and the royal lineage. By the 19th century, the rule of Ningthoujas continued for so many centuries, when they fell into the mighty British Empire on April 27, 1891.
Some sites to go to Kangla:
Nungjeng Pukhri Achouba:
Nungjeng Pukhri Achouba is considered to be the residence of Lord Pekkamppa, the supreme deity of Metis. It is one of the major ponds in Kangla and one of the nine revolutions. The ancestors of the royal family used to use water from the pond to do a ritual called Apokappa Khurumba (Ancestor Puja). Other popular religious rites done here include Pakhandba Chengongba and Sanmaahi Cheghonga, Khayom Lakpa - where eggs, waste rice and coins are wrapped in plant leaves, folded and tied with bamboo strips and dip in the pond.Nunggoibi:
This is the place where the head of the enemy was buried after the ritual performed by the priest known as Huiyen Lallu Chanba by the priest. In one incident in 1981, the head of five British officers led by the Chief Commissioner of Assam Mr. Quinnton were buried here.Manglen:
Manglen was a sacred site where the remains of the creatures of death kings were ritualized for a flame named Manglen.Hiyang Hiren:
Like the boats with Sangai's head, the snake is now displayed in the glass house. Boats were used by the Kings to run boats during festivals. In the 7th century AD, boat construction began during the reign of Luwang Ningthou Punsiba. Traditional boats were made from a log. According to mythology, King Pansiba designed Boat with the head of Sangai in honor of his brother. The body of the boats is designed like a serpent, which represents the body of Tauronii, a vehicle of Snake God, Pakhangba.
Citadel:
The structure like a deep fort in Kangla can be called the last defensive wall of the Kangla Fort. Surrounding important sites like Palace Building and king Pakhangba's treacherous site the fort was first built in 1611 AD, later it was later built in 1873 AD.Shri Govindajee Temple:
Lord Ibudhou Pakhangba Leishang:
Photo by Da Nao Ayekcha
Kangla Museum:
The house located in the museum was built by the British and it looked gorgeous and beautiful. After leaving the British, Assam Rifles eventually used it as a hospital before turning it into the Kangla Museum. There are many British built bungalows and houses.Manung Kangjeibung:
Polo is a state sport in Manipur. It was introduced in Manipur during King Kangba. This game gained popularity and was widely associated with Manipur culture. Polo Ground was built during Marjeet (1813-91).Kangla Uttara and Kangla Sha:
Uttara Sangai was first built in 1629 AD during the reign of King Khagemba. Since then it has been symbolic of the state. It was rebuilt in 1873 by Maharaja Chandrakriti, but was destroyed during the air raids in World War II. The idol has been restored now. Kangla sha is the symbol of the kingdom. It was believed that the Python statue of Kangla Sha was first created by the captives of the Chinese war. It stood on either side of the steps that reached Uttra. In 1804 AD, the huge idols of Kangala Sha built by Maharaja Chauraizit were destroyed by Burmese after their invasion and occupation of seven years. It was Maharaja Nara Singh who created a pair of Kangla sha in 1884 AD. After so many renovations and reconstructions, during the year 2006-07, the Kangla Fort Board was constructed by the Kangla Fort Board.
Ukhrul
Mountain range, knolls, waterfalls, crystal clear rivers and lakes add to the attraction of Ukhrul. Spread over 4544 sq km, the district is mostly mountainous. In 3114 meters, Kyeang Peak is the highest peak; However, Shirui Kishung Peak (2835 meters) is more popular
The atmosphere of Ukhrul makes an ideal place to travel especially during the summer. The temperature varies from minus 3 degrees Celsius to 33 degree Celsius. However, the winter cools down
The district is the most famous for the rare Shirui Lily which grows on the Shirui Peak and is the State flower of Manipur. in May and June Lily the blossoms and there is a sight to see. Lilly is considered rare because it cannot be transplanted elsewhere. An area of 100 sq km around Shirui Peak was declared a National Park in 1988 for the protection of Lili.
Andro
Android has its own rich history. This is an old village which make pottery. Andro is located 21 km from Imphal. Nowadays it is becoming a popular tourist destination for residents of the city due to ease of access and attraction.
The Santhrei natural park and the dam are main attractions. Here a good number of picnickers come. The dam located on the hillside is a good place for the picnickers. Park is on the shores of Lake. The park is covered with small trees and provides shade even on hot days.
Govindji Temple
History
Originally built in the year 1846, the temple was built under the rule of Maharaja Nara Singh. The temple has faced many serious losses due to earthquake and the temple is still a popular tourist attraction. The Sri Govindji temple was restored by another ruler of Manipur and after many years, it got its original form.Architecture
There is a fascinating architecture in the temple. Made of red brick, this beautiful temple boasts a rectangular medieval style of architecture. The front entrance runs in a passage that leads to the hall of idols. The height of the temple is 16.95 meters and its width is 18.63 meters.Highlights
Located in the mountainous surroundings of Imphal, Shri Govindji Temple is definitely the best place for Manipur tourism destinations. Tourists and pilgrims throng in great numbers to see the idols and pray in the temple. As the name suggests, the temple is dedicated to Lord Krishna, also called Govinda.Inside the Temple of Shri Govindaji, devotees can see the beautiful statues of Lord Krishna and Radha. There are also idols of Lord Jagannath in the temple, which is another form of Vishnu. Visitors pay the visit of God
Vaishnavites kept this temple in great respect and traveled from different corners of the world to the pilgrimage temple. Regular arrangements were made for the dance and prayers in the temple premises
IMA Keithel
Photo by Kiran Atom
The literal translation of 'Maternal Bazar', the market began with stalls to some extent driven by women in the 16th century, and for many years, thousands of women traders selling handicrafts and textiles from thousands of women traders made the market grew rapidly. It is the heart of all commercial and socio-economic activities in the city, which not only caters to the needs of visitors and businessmen but also promotes the local economy.
Every day, women traders wearing traditional garments- fanek and innaphi (shawl) arrive in the Khwairamband market (otherwise known as Imma Keithel), setting up of their stalls and sitting in a row, sales, authentic foods, local produce and groceries, clothes, utensils, handicrafts, toys, bamboo products, traditional clothing, and everything in between.
As soon as you wander around Imma Keithel, people from all walks of life will be treated at various beautiful places; The sound of cheerful banter, laughter and haggling; And the fresh, spirited aroma of fresh local produce and food fills the air.
Some other places worth visiting while in Manipur
- Red Hill - Lokpaching Imphal
- Sadu Chiru Waterfalls
- Singda Dam Imphal
- Kaina Hillock Imphal
- Manipur Zoological Gardens
- Impha Imphal War Cemetery
- ISKCON Imphal, Sri Sri Radha Krishnacandra Temple Imphal
- Shaheed Minar Imphal
- Khongjom War Memorial Complex
- INA Museum Imphal
- RKCS Museum Imphal
- Awuncging eco park, pheidinga,
- Selloi Langmai Eco Park, etc
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