With its gorgeous lilies of the valley, Sangai deer, floating island, Loktak Lake, rich foliage, and comfortable atmosphere, a journey to this northeastern state of the country will undoubtedly be unforgettable. Imphal, Manipur's capital, is full in natural beauty and fauna. Many people are astonished to learn that Polo came from Imphal.There are several antique treasures, temples, and monuments across the area. During the Second World War, it also witnessed the Battles of Imphal and Kohima. Chandel, popularly known as the Myanmar Gateway, is one of Manipur's most popular tourist destinations. Chandel and Tamenglong are also notable for being home to a diverse range of flora and animals. Manipur's commercial centre is Morel in Chandel. The Tamenglong Orange Festival draws visitors from all across the country. Sonapati, which is known for its little settlements, attracts a large number of visitors. Manipur's key tourist attractions include the historic villages of Maram Khullan, Makhel, and Yangkhullan, as well as Mao, the state's gateway, and Purul, the location of the state's primary sports resort. Bishnupur, Manipur, is home to Loktak Lake, the world's largest flowing lake. The lake is also a popular tourist site, and it is known for its floating island, which is home to a community of fisherman. On Loktak Lake, Sendra Island is a must-see picnic spot. The endangered Sangai deer can be seen at Keibul Lamro National Park, which is located near the lake. Tamenglong's Saylad Lake is a picturesque site that draws adventurers. In the Thoubal District, Veitai Lake is also attractive in nature. Thoubal is an agricultural district in Manipur's picturesque paddy fields. Lake Ikop, Lake Lousie, and Lake Pumlen are some of the other lakes in Thoubal. Lake Kachoufang, located near Khayang Falls in Ukhrul, is a natural formation. Many people come to Churachandapur to see the Khuga Dam and Ngaloi Falls. The vista of the Shirui lilies blossoming, which blanket the Shirui Kashang peak in Ukhrul, is breathtaking in the summer. As summer approaches, Chandel's Buning (N-Pyulong) grounds, which appear to touch the horizon, are also abundant of wild lilies and orchids. In Manipur, nature and man are both eagerly awaiting tourists.

Helan Mariam Aipe

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