Manipur

Commonly referred to as the “Land of Gems”, this beautiful state of Manipur has spell-binding landscapes that are worth-a-visit. The income here is generated through agriculture, forestry, trade, and cottage industries as the state is endowed with abundant natural treasures. Manipur emerged as a princely state during the foreign rule in 1891, the last of the independent states to be inculcated into British India. The Second World War proved to be a turning point for the people of Manipur because the Japanese were defeated before they stepped inside Imphal. Manipur also referred to as the “Jeweled Town” showcases a vibrant cultural heritage with multi-colored festivals. This North-Eastern state is richly endowed with the natural wonders such as waterfalls, lakes, streams, and evergreen forests. Manipur’s splendid aura fumes like incense stick in sacred shrines and could be a favourite tourist destination in India. The essence of the place can be enjoyed only if you spend adequate time with the natives and live for a few days amidst the mesmerizing nature.