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Best
time to visit: During the month of October to February.
Places of interest in Manipur :Mao and Ukhrul, the
picturesque hill resorts, Tamenglong, with its exotic landscape and
Cahndel. |
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MANIPUR

Set
amidst the states of Nagaland, Asam and Mizoram, Manipur is truly a
traveler's paradise. It is predominantly a hill state with patches of plain
and watered by the rivers Imphal, Iril, Thoubal, Irang and Barak, all of
which flow from north to south.
Imphal, the beautiful capital city in the valley stands in a beautiful wood
valley full of lakes and grassy meadows. Mao and Ukhrul, the picturesque
hill resorts; Taminglong, with its exotic landscape; Chandel, home to
amazing tribes; Khonggom and Moirang are reminders of the British Raj in
India. Manipur is best visited during the months of October to February.
Rainfall: 1980.8 mm (May to October). Climate: 32 Deg. C (mean max.); 0.0
Deg. C. (mean min.)
Manipur
Cultural Tour
Duration : 07 Days
Day 01 : Calcutta/Delhi - Imphal
Assistance on arrival and transfer to Hotel. Overnight at Hotel.
Day 02 : Imphal
After breakfast visit War Cemeteries at Imphal, Commemorating the memories
of the Biritsh and Indian soldiers who died during the Second World War,
these cemeteries are managed by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission.
Later visit State Museum, Shree Govindajee Temple and IMA market, a unique
all womens market, having 3000 Imas or mothers who run the
stalls. Overnight at Hotel
Day 03 : Imphal

Morning visit Keibul Lamjao National Park (the only floating Park in the
World) and drive to Moirang to see the Loktak and Sendra Island. Post lunch
drive to Bishnupur to see the Vishnu Temple and store carvings. Evening
drive back to Imphal Enroute visit Nambol (a Japanese War memorial).
Overnight Imphal.
Day 04 : Imphal - Kohima
Drive to Kohima (146km, 6hrs). Overnight at Hotel
Day 05 : Kohima
Morning visit the Kohima War Cemetery, it was constructed in memory of the
officers and men who made supreme sacrifices during World War II. On each
grave there are beautiful epitaphs engraved in bronze. The famous
inscription written on the War Memorial stone reads WHEN YOU GO HOME
TELL THEM OF US AND SAY, FOR YOUR TOMORROW WE GAVE OUR TODAY. Later
visit State Museum.
Post lunch visit KISAMA, a Naga Heritage site where Nagas celebeate
their Hornbill festival every year and later proceed to Angami tribal
villages like Kigwema. Overnight at Hotel.
Day 06 : Kohima - Khonoma
Today excursion to Khonoma village, this village that lays 20km west of
Kohima was known for its fighting prowess in the past. It is also known for
the fallow management of its alder trees, which balances nature in the
surrounding areas. The beautiful terraces that are carved out of the hill
slopes surrounding the village are a sight to behold. These terraces grow
over 20 types of paddy at different elevations.
Post Lunch visit Bara Bazar/Market. Overnight at Hotel.
Day 07 : Kohima - Dimapur
Drive to Dimapur (74km, 3hrs) to connect flight to Calcutta/Delhi. Tour
ends
WORLD
WAR II MEMORIALS TOURS
The Kohima War Cemetery was constructed in memory of the officers and men
who made supreme sacrifices during World War II. Maintained by the
Commonwealth War Graves association, the manicured calm of the cemetery
provides a poignant island of peace in the midst of modern Kohima. In grim
irony, the tennis court of the District Commissioner, which became the
decisive field of battle, is still marked in white is now a landmark of the
city, salutes the memories of soldiers from many countries, continents and
religious persuasions. Over 1700 soldiers were buried or cremated here. On
each grave there are beautiful epitaphs engraved in bronze. The famous
inscription written on the War Memorial stone reads: WHEN YOU GO HOME TELL
THEM OF US AND SAY, FOR YOUR TOMORROW WE GAVE OUR TODAY. Gone but not
forgotten
.memorial to the World War II
solders.
KOHIMA WORLD WAR II TOURS
Day 01 : Calcutta/Delhi-Dimapur-Kohima

Assistance
on arrival and drive to Kohima (74, 3km). Overnight at Hotel
Day 02 : Kohima
Morning visit the Kohima War Cemetery, it was constructed in memory of the
officers and men who made supreme sacrifices during World War II. On each
grave there are beautiful epitaphs engraved in bronze. The famous
inscription written on the War Memorial stone reads "WHEN YOU GO HOME
TELL THEM OF US AND SAY, FOR YOUR TOMORROW WE GAVE OUR TODAY". Later
visit State Museum.
Post lunch visit KISAMA, a Naga Heritage site where Naga's celebeate their
Hornbill festival every year and later proceed to Angami tribal villages
like Kigwema. Overnight at Hotel.
Day 03 : Kohima-Khonoma
Today excursion to Khonoma village, this village that lays 20km west of
Kohima was known for its fighting prowess in the past. It is also known for
the fallow management of its alder trees, which balances nature in the
surrounding areas. The beautiful terraces that are carved out of the hill
slopes surrounding the village are a sight to behold. These terraces grow
over 20 types of paddy at different elevations.
Post Lunch visit Bara Bazar/Market. Overnight at Hotel.
Day 04 : Kohima- Dimapur-Delhi/Calcutta
Today drive back to Dimapur for onward journey tour. Ends here
Commemorating
the memories of the British and Indian soldiers who died during the Second
World War, these cemeteries are managed by the Commonwealth War Graves
Commission. The graves carry little stone markers and bronze plaques
recording the sacrifices of those gallant soldiers.
IMPHAL WORLD WAR II TOURS
Day
01 : Calcutta/Delhi-Imphal
Assistance on arrival and transfer to Hotel. Overnight at Hotel.
Day 02 : Imphal
After breakfast visit War Cemeteries at Imphal, Commemorating the memories
of the Biritsh and Indian soldiers who died during the Second World War,
these cemeteries are managed by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission.
Later visit State Museum, Shree Govindajee Temple and IMA market, a unique
all women's market, having 3000 "Imas" or mothers who run the
stalls. Overnight at Hotel
Day 03 : Imphal
Morning visit Keibul Lamjao National Park (the only floating Park in the
World) and drive to Moirang to see the Loktak and Sendra Island. Post lunch
drive to Bishnupur to see the Vishnu Temple and store carvings. Evening
drive back to Imphal Enroute visit Nambol (a Japanese War memorial).
Overnight Imphal.
Day 04 :
Imphal-Delhi/Calcutta
Transfer to airport for onward journey. Tour ends here
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