Manipur on India War Map

Loktak Lake's floating phumdis and the birthplace of modern polo

Manipur has 16 districts and 160 slots. Every slot costs ₹99 to claim; taking an occupied one costs double what its holder paid.

Districts of Manipur

Bishnupur — Loktak Lake and Keibul Lamjao, the world's only floating national park
Chandel — Hill district on the Myanmar frontier; home of the Anal and Lamkang Nagas
Churachandpur — Lamka, Manipur's second-largest town, in the Kuki-Zo hills
Imphal East — Andro village, its traditional pottery and the Mutua folk museum
Imphal West — Kangla Fort, seat of the Meitei kings, and Ima Keithel, the all-women market
Jiribam — Manipur's gateway on the Assam border and its first railhead
Kakching — Vegetable-farming plain and Sugnu on the Manipur River
Kamjong — Tangkhul Naga hills on the Myanmar border, carved from Ukhrul in 2016
Kangpokpi — Mount Koubru, sacred to the Meiteis, on the Imphal-Dimapur highway
Noney — Site of the world's tallest railway pier bridge on the Jiribam-Imphal line
Pherzawl — Hmar hills at Tipaimukh, where the Barak bends north toward Assam
Senapati — Mao Gate on the Nagaland border and Mount Tenipu, Manipur's highest peak
Tamenglong — Orange orchards and the Barak waterfalls in Zeliangrong country
Tengnoupal — Moreh, the border trading town on the road to Myanmar
Thoubal — Khongjom battlefield of 1891 and its memorial with the world's tallest sword
Ukhrul — Shirui Lily, found nowhere else on Earth, on the Shirui peak