Delhi to Imphal Flights

Imphal is a beautiful city located in the Northeast region of India. Bounded by nature and culture, this capital city of Manipur deserves a visit. With direct IndiGo flights to Imphal you can explore the stunning attractions like parks, temples, museums and more. IndiGo offers an array of inflight services to make your travel comfortable. Go to 6E Add-on and choose the ideal service for you. You can add pre-order meals to have during your Delhi to Imphal flight.

There are other services that can make your overall IndiGo experience worth a while. Like Excess Baggage for when you want to add additional luggage on the flight. The fast-forward service is also beneficial if you want to cut through the line during booking. This service allows a passenger for priority check-in and priority baggage. In case you are at the airport early and have to wait for your flight, the airport lounge access will give you a place to relax and wait for the boarding.

After booking Delhi to Imphal flight tickets, you can visit some of the beautiful temples, soak in the lovely landscape, and savour delicious local cuisine. To get flight information, scroll below.

• Delhi to Imphal distance: The aerial distance between Delhi to Imphal is around 1711 km.
• Delhi to Imphal flights: To book flights to Imphal from Delhi, visit the official IndiGo website or the mobile application. Make sure to also book return flights from Imphal to Delhi.
• Delhi to Imphal flight duration: The duration of Delhi to Imphal flight depends on when you choose to travel. You can go to the website and select your preferred dates.
• Delhi to Imphal flight price: The fares for flights between Delhi to Imphal may vary depending on when you book your ticket.
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Planning for a vacation to Manipur? Book flights to Imphal and explore these fascinating attractions in Imphal from temples to parks, museums to war cemeteries.

• Loktak Lake: The biggest freshwater lake in Northeast India is the Loktak Lake, which serves as the lifeline for Manipur. It is also the only floating lake in the world that's got a phumdis on it. Phumdis meaning, a number of floating islands is just visible in the lake. Loktak Lake is the principal source of drinking water and irrigation in the state. Besides that, there are many species of endangered birds, plants and animals in the lake.
• Kangla Fort: Kangla Fort is one of the most important places in Manipur which is also the old capital of Manipur. For centuries, from 33 AD to the 19th century, the kingdom had been so powerful that it had remained undefeatable until it had succumbed to the power of the British. The fortress contains royal palaces, churches and burial sites belonging to Members of the Royal Family. The rich past is vividly reflected in the historical monuments and archaeological remains of this place.
• Shree Shree Govindajee Temple: Shree Shree Govindajee Temple is a beautiful and one of the oldest temples in Imphal. It is a historic centre of the Vaishnavites or Vishnuism, which is one of the forms of God Vishn. The golden twin domed temple is attended by large numbers of worshippers participating in a variety of religious activities. At the historic Govindajee temple, tourists are welcome to come and join in the daily festivities.
• Santhei Natural Park: Santhei Natural Park is located near the village of Andro, 21 kms from Imphal. It's a cultural center where you can see some of the state's ethnic heritage, cultural practices and old traditions. A symbol of deep religious beliefs can still be felt and see here, like the century old ritual where a fire is lit till today in the Panam Ningthou Temple under the supervision of the temple authorities.

Know Imphal International Airport

Imphal International Airport is the main airport located 8 km away from the city centre.

• Airport Address - Imphal International Airport, Imphal - 795140, Manipur
• Airport IATA code - IMF

The city of Delhi is the capital of India, and a number of tourists come to explore it. In Delhi, you need to see a few of the most important tourist sites.

• Qutub Minar: Qutub Minar is one of India's tallest minarets and a UNESCO world heritage site. The entire complex's beautifully designed and it has a lot of detail. It is a five-storied minaret with inscriptions and is a must-see in Delhi.
• India Gate: In Delhi's India Gate is a beautiful structure, built to pay tribute to Indian soldiers who died in the First World War. Between the great arch, you can see a fire called Amar Jawan Jyoti.
• Humayun's Tomb: It's an internationally known classic garden mausoleum that shows beautiful Mughal architecture. In memory of her late husband Humayun, the Mughal emperor, it was constructed by Bega Begum.
• Purana Qila: The Purana Qila is often overlooked in comparison to the Delhi Zoo, but it's one of the most popular tourist destinations. The ruins are filled with history, and the buildings date back to the 16th century. It's the 3rd century buildings, some of them.
• Rashtrapati Bhavan: The President's residence is Rashtrapati Bhavan. There's no way to go inside, but we can see this beautiful building from a distance. The best way of doing that is to stroll the Rajpath, a path so named because it's "The King's Way" from India Gate to Rashtrapati Bhavan.
• National Museum: You should go to the National Museum if you're interested in museums; it is one of India's largest. There are a number of galleries where you can see the modern art, as well as some historic works from all major epochs.

Know Indira Gandhi International Airport

Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGI) is located approximately 16 km from the city. You can find different modes of transport like the Airport Express, app-based taxis and bus shuttles.