Excursions :

Phubala (40 KM):
To the south of Imphal on the western fringes of Loktak Lake lies this charming resort.

Moirang (45 KM.) :
From Imphal to the south, is one of the ancient villages of Manipur contributing mush to her culture. Traditional " Moirang Lai Haraoba " is celebrated sometime in the month of May every year from the olden days. During the festival, men and women in hundreds dance and sing in honour of Thangjing. On the time of Second World War Moirang was the H. Q. of the Azad Hind Fouz where Netaji hoisted for the first time the flag of I. N. A. on the Indian soil. Moirang offers I.N.A. memorialwith the Statue of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose.

Loktak Lake (45 KM.) :
The largest fresh water lake in the North-Eastern India.Its vast expanse of water with both resident & migratory birds offers scope for shooting, fishing and boating. The importance of Loktak Lake is the little Islands Thanga and Karang in the centre of the lake, labyrinth of boat routes amidst the floating marshes.

Sendra (48 KM.) :
An islet in the middle of Loktak Lake is a view point overlooking the lake and its surroundings. A telescope is to be installed here to watch the animals in their natural habits in Keibul Lamjao National Park .

Keibul Lamjao National Park (53 KM.) :
Inside the famous Loktak Lake , the only floating National Park of its kind in India . It is the natural habitat of the rare Browentelered deer found nowhere else.

Churachandpur (59 KM.) :
District H. Q. of Manipur south and an advanced tribal ( Kuki ) town where local hanicrafts are available in the market.

Kangchup (16 KM) :
At an altitude of 921 metres from Imphal in the west is a health resort on the hills over-looking Manipur valley. It is also a mountain pass on the road to Tamenglong .

Koubru Hill (50 KM.) :
8404 feet high Koubru Hill is a pilgrim centre.

Mao (106 KM.) :
1757 metres high Mao is a hill station half-way between Dimapur and Imphal on N.H.no. 39. The place is rich in Mao Naga culture.

Ukhrul (83 KM) :
To the east of Imphal,the district H.Q. of Manipur East is the highest hill station of Manipur.

Kaina (29 KM.) : A beautiful hillock, can be reached by bus via Thoubal.

Waithou Lake (16 KM):
On Indo-Burma road by the side of the lake is a picturesque village fam- ous for its pineapples.

Khongjom (36 KM.) :
On Indo-Burma road it is a place of great historic importance. Here Major Genrl. Paona Brajabashi one of the great warriors of Manipur, proved his valour against the invading British Army in 1891. The hillock at the foot of which he laid down his life in defence of his motherland. A war memorial on the top of this hill feature adds charm to this historic site. Khongjom Day is celebrated as a state function every year on April 23.

Tengnoupal (69 KM):
Highest point of the Imphal-Burma road and from here one can have a full view of the valley of Manipur . MOREH (110 KM.) : The border town of India on the Indo-Burma road.