
Leimaram Waterfall
Leimaram, Manipur, India
A triple-drop forest waterfall in the western hills near Bishnupur, a cool green escape half an hour from the lake country.
Why visit: Pair Loktak with a refreshing falls-and-forest stop.
- ›Triple cascade
- ›Forest pools
- ›Village trail
- ›Bishnupur pairing
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Best time
May–Oct
Entry fee
₹10–30
Est. budget
₹150–400
Duration
Half day
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