
Sadu Chiru Waterfall
Ichum Keirap, Manipur, India
A graceful three-step fall pouring 30 m into a green amphitheatre at Sadu village — the valley's favourite waterfall picnic.
Why visit: Imphal's closest big waterfall, gardens and pools included.
- ›Three-tier falls
- ›Plunge-pool gardens
- ›Chiru village
- ›Monsoon torrents
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Best time
May–Oct (full flow)
Entry fee
₹20–50
Est. budget
₹200–500
Duration
Half day
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