About Tipaimukh
The scenic confluence of Tuivai and Barak rivers with beautiful surrounding landscapes.
Tipaimukh is one of the most significant attractions in Pherzawl district. Visitors from all over the world come to experience its unique charm and cultural significance. The site offers a glimpse into the rich heritage and natural beauty of Manipur.
Visiting Hours
Monday to Friday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Saturday & Sunday: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Closed on: National Holidays
Entry Fee
Indian Nationals: ₹50 per person
Foreign Nationals: ₹200 per person
Children (Below 12): Free
Highlights
- Experience the unique cultural and natural heritage of Pherzawl
- Learn about the historical significance of Tipaimukh
- Capture stunning photographs of the scenic surroundings
- Interact with local guides who share fascinating stories and insights
- Purchase authentic local handicrafts and souvenirs
Best Time to Visit
October to March when the weather is dry and roads are more accessible.
Tips for Visitors
- •Wear comfortable shoes as there might be walking involved
- •Carry water and snacks, especially during summer months
- •Photography is allowed, but be respectful of local customs
- •Consider hiring a local guide for a more enriching experience
- •Check weather conditions before planning your visit
How to Reach Tipaimukh
From Imphal
Pherzawl is one of the most remote districts, about 200 km from Imphal. Local taxis and auto-rickshaws are available to reach Tipaimukh.
From District Center
From Pherzawl district center, Tipaimukh is easily accessible by local transport. Shared taxis and auto-rickshaws are readily available.
GPS Coordinates
For those using GPS navigation, the coordinates for Tipaimukh are approximately 24.XX°N, 93.XX°E (placeholder coordinates).
Quick Facts
Location
Pherzawl District, Manipur, Northeast India
Best Time to Visit
October to March when the weather is dry and roads are more accessible
Visitor Rating
4.7/5 based on visitor reviews
Photography
Allowed (some restrictions may apply)
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