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An alluring atmosphere of mystery, a land wrapped in velvety silence, is what instantly strikes a visitor to Manipur, which literally means 'the land of jewels'. Loktak Lake Described by Lord Irwin as the 'Switzerland of India', Manipur boasts of an exotic landscape with gently undulating hills, emerald green valleys, blue lakes and dense forests. It is the sheer tranquility enveloping it, interrupted only by a soft breeze, that sets it apart from the other North-Eastern states, and makes it the ideal getaway.  The different dialects here are Manipuri, Burmese, Tibeto. The characteristics of the Manipuri people vary according to geographical divisions. The Meitees who inhabit the plains, and the Kukis and Nagas live on the hills. Early Manipuris were followers of Hinduism, and believed in the hierarchy of the Gods. The advent of Christianity resulted in the conversion of the people residing inthe hills, while the majority of men from the plains continued to be Hindus.
 



Climate: Summer(March to June) - Warm
Monsoon(July to September) - Warm and Humid
Winter(October to February)- Chilly and Very Cold
Clothing: Summer - Cottons
Winter - Woollens.
Capital: Imphal



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