Delhi to Imphal Flight

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About Imphal

Imphal, the capital of northeastern state Manipur is a hidden paradise. It shares its boundary with Myanmar and is home to a diaspora of tribals. Its rich flora and fauna, untouched verdant landscapes, and unique culture and tradition, make it a popular destination in the eastern region of India. However, the northeastern city of Imphal’s tradition, and culture is much different than that of rest of India, and hence, take a Delhi to Imphal flight to learn about the city’s history that goes back to the period of Mahabharata.

Furthermore, while traveling from Delhi, board your flight from Indira Gandhi International Airport and land at Bir Tikendrajit International Airport (DEL-IMF).

Best Time to Book Delhi to Imphal Flight

Imphal features a humid subtropical climate, with cool, dry winters, and a slight hot monsoon season. The best time to book flights from Delhi to Imphal is between September and April, when the weather remains pleasant for sightseeing.

Details About Delhi to Imphal Flight

The distance between Delhi to Imphal (DEL-IMF) is 1,713 km. IndiGo, Air India and AirAsia offer frequent flights on this route. There are a total of 28 flights available that connect the two cities. It takes 02 hours 50 minutes to reach your destination.

To avail Delhi to Imphal flight, book your seat with AirAsia at the cost of INR 6,355 for a one-way trip, and INR 13,561 for a round-trip.

Furthermore, the nearest airports to travel between the two cities are Indira Gandhi International Airport and Bir Tikendrajit International Airport (DEL-IMF).

Here are some insights concluding flight fares from Delhi to Imphal (DEL-IMF):

Best Places to Eat in Imphal

• Naoba’s Chakhumang
  This simple-looking small restaurant in Imphal features a menu, where Chinese and Burmese culinary influence is notable. If you don’t mind being experimental with your taste buds, then go for its Kokha Bora and Thanjiing Eromba. Manipuri dishes are less oily, and use only locally produced herbs and spices.
• Chakluk Hotel
  A perfect way to indulge in  culinary experience in Manipur is trying out the authentic meals. At Chakluk, you can have some of the best fish-based dishes. The menu features rice with sareng porom, and other kinds of fish dishes with rice.
• Classic Cafe
  This multi-cuisine restaurant offering Indian and continental cuisine, is loved by the locals for its Chahao Kheer, an aromatic purple rice pudding. The menu features both vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes.

Best Hotels in Imphal

Hotel	Location	Price
Anand Continental	RW7P+2GW, Thangal Bazaar, Khoyathong Road, Majorkhul, Thangal Bazar, Imphal, Manipur 795001	INR 18,650
Hotel Bheigo Keishampat Thokchom Leikai	Keishampat, Kwakeithel Thokchom Leikai, Imphal, Manipur 795001	INR 8,800
Hotel Imphal By The Classic	RW9V+3W2 North AOC, Ragailong, Imphal, Manipur 795001	INR 3,200

Places to Visit in Imphal

• Loktak Lake
  It is the largest freshwater lake in South Asia and shelters the world’s largest floating island Sendra Island and Keibul Lamjao National Park, the world’s only floating park. The island was made out of organic wastes. The lake offers an unparalleled scenic beauty and is a source of sustenance for the nearby fishing community.
• Kangla Fort
  Kangla Fort, located on the banks of Imphal River, was a former palace of Manipuri King Pakhangba. It was the seat of power and ancient capital of Manipur, which remained undefeated for centuries starting from 33 AD to the 19th century. It has palaces, temples, and burial grounds for royal family members.
• Tharon Cave
  If you are in Imphal and want to explore its less discovered trails, head to Tharon Cave. Although it is 164 km from Imphal, it is worth a visit. The cave provides the first concrete evidence of Haobinhian culture in India, which is also found in other South East Asian countries. 

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