Ikop & Pumlen Wetlands
Thoubal, Manipur, India
Nearby attractions
Lai Haraoba Heritage (Kakching)
Kakching, Manipur
The garden-town of Kakching, famed for its grand Lai Haraoba ritual festival and vegetable-bowl prosperity.
Khongjom War Memorial
Khongjom, Manipur
The hilltop memorial of the 1891 last stand, where Major General Paona Brajabashi's men fought the British to the end — crowned by a giant sword sculpture.
Waithou Lake
Thoubal, Manipur
A pretty roadside lake between Imphal and Thoubal ringed by pineapple hillocks, popular for quick boating and sunset stops.
Imphal Peace Museum (Red Hill)
Maibam Lokpaching, Manipur
A Japanese-funded museum at Red Hill (Maibam Lokpaching) battlefield, telling the Battle of Imphal through relics, letters and reconciliation.
Red Hill (Maibam Lokpa Ching) & India Peace Memorial
Nambol, Manipur
The Battle of Imphal's fiercest hill, where Japan built the India Peace Memorial for its fallen — red earth, pines and quiet remembrance.
Thanga Island Village
Thanga, Manipur
The largest inhabited island of Loktak, a fishing community offering homestays, phumdi tours and life among the floating gardens.
Karang Island (Cashless Island Village)
Karang, Manipur
A small mid-lake island community on Loktak — India's first cashless island — reached only by boat, wrapped in water on every side.
Loktak Lake
Moirang, Manipur
The largest freshwater lake in Northeast India, world-famous for its floating 'phumdis' — living rings of vegetation that dot the blue like green islands.
Sendra Island (Loktak)
Moirang, Manipur
The classic hillock-island viewpoint rising from Loktak's waters, with a tourist resort, cafeteria and 360° views over the phumdi rings.
Keibul Lamjao National Park
Moirang, Manipur
The world's only floating national park — a 40 sq km phumdi meadow on Loktak, last refuge of the endangered sangai, Manipur's dancing deer.
Phubala (Loktak West Shore)
Moirang, Manipur
A tranquil western headland of Loktak with a resort lawn, boat ghats and quieter phumdi views than Sendra.
INA Memorial Complex, Moirang
Moirang, Manipur
Where the Indian National Army first raised the tricolour on Indian soil (14 April 1944) — a museum, Netaji statue and the historic flag-hoisting ground.