5 Places in Manipur, India as serene as nature (SEO Sample)

People in Manipur are always busy with their daily mundane activity, sometimes leading to stress and frustrations out of which spring the deterioration of their health. They need an escapade not far away from their livelihood and yet close enough to vanish into the bounty of nature. They need to get replenished for a better living. This post brings to you top 5 places in Manipur as soothing as nature.

1.     Loktak Lake, Moirang

Loktak Lake, located near Moirang in Manipur, India, is the largest freshwater lake in North- Eastern India. The presence of floating phumdis makes Loktak the only Floating lake in the world.

The socio-economic and cultural life of the people is highly influenced by this ancient lake. The traditional fishermen construct khangpok (huts) on these phumdis, the lake being the only source of their livelihood. Its ecological status and biodiversity values attract tourists from different places all year round. The views and landscape the lake creates add to the scenic beauty of the lake. The bountiful lake invites people from all walks of life. The enthusiast, the loner alike come looking for peace towards the awe-invoking lake. Regional films are shot here from time to time. The travelers can have the taste of the local heikaks which are a good source of various nutrients. 

2.     Leimaram Waterfall, Bishnupur

Only one of the three waterfalls of the “Sadu Chiru falls” is usually frequented by the public owing to its location near the foothills. The proximity of the waterfall to Leimaram has led to the coinage of its popular name, “the Leimaram waterfall”. Quite picturesque and splendid, with a picnic spot, the waterfall has become a major tourist attraction of the state. It is often used as an idealistic backdrop for many Manipuri pop albums. Families and couples alike visit this waterfall, not only to have a calm environment but also to spend some quality time, admiring the vistas the surrounding offers.

3.     Santhei Natural Park, Andro

Santhei Natural Park, located at the foot of the ever popular Baruni hills, is fast growing as an enthralling tourist destination. The natural Park has a stream overflowing which adds to the enchanting views captured in the bosom of Mother Earth. Properly maintained, the entire area hosts an aura of hygiene and order. One can enjoy Manipuri special pakodas along with local wine available with the road-side vendors.

4.   Singda Dam, Singda River, Kangchup

Singda dam, located about 20 kilometers away from Imphal, the capital of Manipur, is the highest mud dam in India. The drive to the dam is bewitched with picturesque sceneries juxtaposed with paddy fields and lush green hills. A popular picnicking spot, it hosts various hiking activities. The dam not only provides drinking water to greater Imphal but also offers proper irrigation facility to its nearby area. It also houses an inspection bungalow.

 

5.   Kaina Ching, Imphal-Yairipok Road

Kaina Ching, located about 29 kilometers away from Imphal, on Imphal-Yairipok Road, is a beautiful hillock, believed to be a sacred place for the Hindus. Schools organize picnic parties at this cinematic spot. The wonderful stretch of land helps people heal by simply walking and absorbing the vastness of the area. The Temple in the Kaina Ching gives the worshippers an opportunity to get emancipated while enjoying the serenity of nature.

So, next time you plan your visit to Manipur, accommodate these top 5 destinations also in your list. You never know! You might get healed from your own stress and rejuvenated. Nature invites you all.