Tour overview

Manipur Tour Package — 6 Days, 5 Nights

Discover Manipur on this 6-day, 5-night tour package covering Imphal, the floating Loktak Lake, the pottery village of Andro, and the Indo-Myanmar border town of Moreh. Along the way, you’ll visit centuries-old temples, a wartime memorial, a women-run market, and one of the last habitats of the endangered sangai deer — a well-rounded introduction to one of Northeast India’s most culturally rich states.

Manipur Tour Overview

This Manipur tour itinerary is built around Imphal as your base, with day trips to the state’s most distinctive sights. You’ll spend a day exploring Imphal’s forts, temples, and markets, a full day at Loktak Lake and Keibul Lamjao National Park, a day trip across the Indo-Myanmar border at Moreh, and a cultural visit to Andro village. Travelers with extra time can extend the trip to the hill town of Ukhrul or hike the Siroy Lily hills.

Best for: first-time visitors to Manipur, cultural and nature travelers, and anyone wanting a well-paced, guided introduction to Northeast India.

Good to Know Before You Go

  • Permits: Domestic travelers from outside Manipur generally need an Inner Line Permit (ILP) to enter the state — we can guide you through this when you book.
  • Best time ta visit: October to March, when cooler weather makes sightseeing and the Loktak Lake excursion most comfortable.
  • How to reach: Imphal Airport (IMF) has regular flights from Delhi, Kolkata, and Guwahati, making it an easy gateway into Manipur.

Extend Your Trip

Have an extra day or two? Add on a visit to the picturesque hill town of Ukhrul (6–7 hours from Imphal) or a hike through the Siroy Lily hills.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: How many days do I need for a Manipur tour covering Imphal and Loktak Lake?
A well-paced Manipur tour covering Imphal city, Loktak Lake, Andro village, and the Moreh border typically takes 5 nights/6 days, allowing a day each for the major sights without rushing.

Q2: Do I need a permit to visit Manipur?
Domestic travelers from outside Manipur generally require an Inner Line Permit (ILP) to enter the state; travelers should check current requirements before booking, as permit rules can be updated by the state government.

Q3: What is Loktak Lake famous for?
Loktak Lake is known for its floating phumdis (islands of vegetation) and is the only place in the world where the endangered sangai (dancing deer) is found, inside Keibul Lamjao National Park.

Q4: Can I cross the border to Myanmar from Moreh?
Moreh sits on the Indo-Myanmar border opposite Tamu; border-area visits and market access are subject to prevailing rules, so travelers should confirm current border-crossing requirements at the time of travel.

Q5: What is the best time to visit Manipur?
The cooler months from October to March are generally considered the most comfortable for sightseeing and outdoor excursions like the Loktak Lake boat ride.

Q6: How do I reach Imphal?
Imphal is connected by air from major Indian cities including Delhi, Kolkata, and Guwahati, and the tour typically begins and ends with airport transfers in Imphal.

Q7: Is this Manipur tour suitable for families?
Yes — the itinerary mixes cultural sites, a nature excursion, and a market visit at a relaxed pace, though families should confirm activity intensity (e.g., the Moreh day trip) with the operator in advance.

Q8: What is included in the 6-day Manipur tour package?
Typical inclusions cover accommodation, daily breakfast, and sightseeing as per itinerary; travelers should confirm the exact inclusions/exclusions list with the operator before booking.

Q9: What should I pack for a Manipur tour?
Light layered clothing for the day, a warmer layer for evenings (especially October–February), comfortable walking shoes, and identification documents required for permit checks.

Q10: Can this itinerary be extended?
Yes — travelers with extra time can extend to visit the hill town of Ukhrul (roughly 6–7 hours away) or hike in the Siroy Lily hills.

Q11: How far is Loktak Lake from Imphal?
Loktak Lake is a short excursion from Imphal, typically covered as a single day trip that also includes Keibul Lamjao National Park and the INA Memorial.

Q12: Is Manipur safe for tourists in 2026?
Travel conditions in Manipur can vary by region and time; travelers should check current government travel advisories and consult the tour operator for up-to-date, region-specific guidance before finalizing plans.

 

Included

  • Accommodation on a twin-sharing basis,
  • Daily breakfast,
  • Sightseeing as per the itinerary

Not Included

  • Flights/train fare to and from Imphal, boat rides at Loktak Lake, permit fees, x
  • Meals other than breakfast,
  • Personal expenses

Day 1- Arrival at Imphal

Arrive in Imphal and check in to your hotel. After some rest, visit Ima Keithel (Khwairamband Keithel), the historic women-run market in the heart of the city. Overnight in Imphal.

Day 2 : Imphal Local Tour

After breakfast, explore Imphal's key sights: Kangla Fort, the State Museum, the Imphal War Cemetery, Manipur Zoological Garden, and the Khonghampat Orchidarium, home to around 120 orchid species. In the afternoon, visit the Shri Govindaji Temple, built in the early 18th century by Rajarishi Bhagyachandra and dedicated to Lord Vishnu, with idols of Lord Balaram and Lord Krishna. Overnight in Imphal

Day 03: Loktak Lake Day Trip

Head out for a full day at Loktak Lake, one of the largest freshwater lakes in Northeast India, known for its floating phumdis (vegetation islands). Take an optional boat ride (at own cost) across the lake, then visit Keibul Lamjao National Park, home to the endangered sangai (dancing deer), and the INA Memorial, where the Indian flag was first hoisted by the Indian National Army. Time permitting, visit the Vishnu temple at Bishnupur, one of Manipur's oldest brick temples, built in 1467. Overnight in Imphal.

Day 04: Imphal to Moreh (Indo-Myanmar Border)

Depart early for Moreh, the Indian border town facing Tamu on the Myanmar side. Cross over to Tamu to experience Myanmar's culture and browse Namphanglong market, known for Thai and Chinese products at low prices. Return to Imphal by evening for an overnight stay. (Border access is subject to prevailing rules — confirm current requirements before travel.)

Day 05: Andro Cultural Village Day Trip

Take a day trip to Andro, a cultural village roughly 25 km from Imphal, known for handmade pottery made using traditional methods. Continue to Kakching Garden before returning to Imphal in the evening.

Day 06: Departure from Imphal

After breakfast, transfer to Imphal Airport for your onward flight home.