Dimapur – Kohima – Imphal – Loktak Lake – Imphal

Nagaland and Manipur Overview

About the destination:

Nagaland, one of India’s most remote states, is increasingly gaining appeal with tourists. It is a distant, wonderful land with a fascinating population that will immerse you in nature. If you’re seeking an authentically unique Indian vacation experience, Nagaland is the place to be.

Surrounded by nine hills and an oval-shaped valley in the centre, it is a natural jewel, hence the English name “A Jeweled Land” or “Manipur”. India’s first Prime Minister dubbed Manipur the “Jewel of India”. Manipur is a cultural melting pot and a natural gift to India. Both the sport of Polo and the classical dance style of Ras Lila originated there.

Nagaland and Manipur Highlights

Visit the Jewelled Land of “Manipur,” which is also where the Polo game originated.
Explore Imphal’s City Palace (“Kangla Fort”) and learn about the Kingdom’s history.
Come to the Land of Festivals “Nagaland,” where festivals are held every month.
An experience rich in historical significance, lush green forests, picturesque valleys, and museums.
Go boating in the largest freshwater lake in the North East, “Loktak Lake”.

Quick Facts about Nagaland and Manipur:

Starting Point: Dimapur Airport

Imphal Airport serves as the last destination.

Pick-up/Drop-off Timing: As per Traveler

Duration: 5 nights, 6 days.

Covered destinations include Dimapur, Kohima, Imphal, Loktak Lake, and Imphal.

Customization: Available upon request.