Manipur Hill Station: Treasury of Beauty

   Manipur Hill Station should be called a treasure of beauty. Yes, the lush green valleys and valleys of Manipur hill station, the range of mountain garlands, the fragrant flora of the medicinal plants attract tourists.

  The Manipur hill station in the north-eastern region of India is actually a beautiful dimension of nature. Particularly, the natural beauty of Manipur itself attracts tourists. The cool climate of Manipur gives a special enthusiasm and energy to the mind. The joy of visiting Manipur Hill Station doubles in winter. 

   Due to this the temperature sometimes goes below zero in winter. Tourists should visit Manipur Hill Station during the period of May to October, to enjoy the full amount of rain. During this period there is a rainy season at Manipur Hill Station. Particularly, 

   Manipur has a global reputation for its diversity of folk dances. Tourists get enchanted by watching Manipur dance. At Manipur Hill Station, it seems as if tourists are in the lap of nature. The cloudiness at Manipur Hill Station thrills tourists. 

  Playing with the clouds gives the tourists an exciting, never-ending adventure. Tourists do not forget to get wet during the rainy season. The reason is that the rain of Manipur hill station is something else. 

   Not only this, Manipur Hill Station maintains a unique all round natural beauty. Kaina Hills, Langthabal Hills, Maibam Lokpa Hills, Khoripaba Hills, Kangchup Hills, Mountains Kisha Hills etc. are the pride and glory of Manipur Hill Station.

   Kaina Hills: Kaina Hills is a magnificent hills area about 29 kilometers from Imphal, the capital of Manipur. The unique natural beauty of Kaina Hills keeps one hypnotized. Tourists cannot live without being fascinated by this natural beauty. 

  Kaina Hills, situated at an altitude of 921 meters above sea level, is a magnificent spiritual center and a Hindu pilgrimage center. This mountainous region is particularly known for lush green mountains and cool-cool surroundings.

   Langthabal Hills: Langthabal Hills is another spectacular beauty of Manipur Hill Station. Situated about 8 km from Manipur Hill Station on Indo-Burma Road, this hill station is wonderful and unique. Langthabal Hills is particularly famous for its ancient ruins of historical importance. Langthabal is famous for well-planned temples, jackfruit trees, cedar trees and traditional houses.

   Mabam Lokpa Hills: Mabam Lokpa Hills is actually a magnificent hills area of ​​Manipur Hill Station. Locally it is known as Red Hill. It is also an idyllic and beautiful picnic spot located about 16 km from Manipur's capital Imphal.

   Khoripaba Hills: Khoripaba Hills is known for its unique natural beauty. Lai Haroba is the special festival of Khoripaba. During this time, the enthusiasm of the tourists is seen.

   Kangchup hill: Kangchup hill is a main attraction of Manipur hill station. Kangchup offers a beautiful view of the Imphal Valley. Kangchup Hills is particularly famous for the Nambol River.

  Mountain Kisha: Mountain Kisha is a special and sacred place. There is a cave here. This cave is considered very sacred. The waters of the cave are considered special. It is believed that this water is considered very beneficial for health.

   All the necessary resources are available to visit Manipur Hill Station. The nearest airport is Bir Tikendrajit International Airport Imphal. The nearest railway station is Dimapur Junction. Tourists can also visit Manipur Hill Station by road.
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