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Imphal West
Imphal is the capital of the state since time unknown. Perhaps the oldest capital of any state ever known, Imphal is located in the heart of the valley. The town earlier was known as Yumpham and most probably the present name Imphal is derived from the same. Special Holidays with very attractive and discounted packages and hotel bookings.The major population of Imphal is that of the Hindus mostly following the Vaishnavism cult. They are worshippers of Lord Vishnu and his various forms. Imphal is one of the many places of India which seems to have remained unchanged. Imphal truly looks like the great beautiful figure garlanded by the surrounding mountains and the clouds those fly above all the time act like a crown.Imphal is full of palaces and old temples, it always stayed as the capital of the state even when the kings ruled, later when the British ruled and even today it is the capital of the state of Manipur in the independent India. Lying in the middle of the picturesque surroundings this ancient city of Imphal is a great tourist destination.The Govindajee Temple of Imphal is one of the most important sacred destinations for the Hindu devotees. Situated in the heart of the town, this place commands throngs of devotees form all over the country during the festivals special to the temple. The temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu and is a prominent Vaishnavite temple. The simple and beautiful temple has two gold domes and an impressive large prayer hall.The Khwairamband Bazar also known as the Ima Bazar is the largest market of the country which is run and controlled by women. The market is full of ladies selling various stuff from morning seven to evening seven. It is the best place to buy various goods right from fish to vegetables and woolens to other handicraft items. It is believed that the Goddess Ima of the region supervises the market and so it only run by ladies. Situated in the heart of the city, nearly 3000 women gather here daily to sell their goods.
Attractions
Andro
This is the ancient Scheduled Caste village about 27 kms. towards east of Imphal and there is one Cultural Complex established by the Mutua Museum. It houses potteries of the North Eastern Region of India and there is a 'Doll-House'
Kaina,
Kaina, also spelt Koina, is one among the places of faith and worship of Hindus in Imphal West District. This hillock is about 29 km from Imphal, the capital city of Manipur.The mound is situated at an altitude of 1000 ft above the sea level. Special Holidays with very attractive and discounted packages and hotel bookings.
Shree Govindajee Temple
historic Vaishnavite centre, adjoining the palace of Manipur's former Maharajas, the Govindajee temple, is a simple yet beautiful structure. Special Holidays with very attractive and discounted packages and hotel bookings.Twin golden domes, a paved courtyard, and a large raised congregation hall, form a perfect backgroun
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