Langthabal (Konung Mamang)
Imphal, Manipur, India
A historic hillock palace site of old Manipuri kings opposite Manipur University, with ruins, pines and jackfruit groves.
Why visit: Quiet royal ruins with views over the Imphal valley.
- ›Old palace ruins
- ›Hilltop temples
- ›University side
- ›Valley views
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Best time
Oct–Mar
Entry fee
Free
Est. budget
₹100–200
Duration
1 hr
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