Mount Iso (Tempü Peak)
Mao, Manipur, India
Manipur's second-highest summit (~2,994 m) guarding Dzukou's southern rim — a stiff, glorious climb over grass ridges.
Why visit: Summit the roof of Senapati with Dzukou spread below.
- ›2,994-m summit
- ›Dzukou overlook
- ›Grass-ridge trek
- ›Sunrise camp
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Best time
Oct–Apr
Entry fee
Guide fee
Est. budget
₹800–1,800
Duration
1–2 days
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