Nestled amidst the lush green hills of Northeast India, the state of Manipur is a cultural and natural paradise. Renowned for its rich traditions, festivals, music, dance forms, and mouth-watering cuisine, Manipur offers a unique blend of beauty and diversity. Home to some of the rarest species of flora and fauna, the state is recognised as a biodiversity hotspot of the world with most of its land covered in dense forests. With a high literacy rate and a passion for sports, Manipur has produced world-class athletes in boxing, weightlifting, and archery. The state is also a haven for craftsmen, with the highest number of handicraft units in the entire region. Emphasising on IT development, Manipur has established a state-of-the-art IT park that is attracting major investments. It is also emerging as a prominent hub of healthcare.
Manipur is the one of the leading producers of bamboo in India. More than 70% of Manipur’s geographical area falls under forest cover. Major forest products of the state include timber, firewood and bamboo
Manipur has the highest number of handicrafts units and craftsmen in the entire north-eastern region
Manipur is the largest producer of passion fruit in India
Manipur is the 2nd largest producer of Kiwi in India and a major producer of mandarin, figs and olives
World’s only floating national park “Keibul Lamjao National Park” is located in Manipur
The Game of Polo was invented in Manipur and the worlds oldest Polo Ground is located in Imphal