Local businesses in Imphal
Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.
- Restaurants and cafes: 29
- Sid Espresso; Books & Coffee; Green bakery; JK & South Indian Fast Food; Laziz Pizza; Luzmi kitchen; Mara Cafe; Pollito's; Street rood (market); 1985 Retro Coffee Shop
- Hotels and lodges: 15
- Classic Grande; Avenue hotel; Hotel Imphal; Hotel Nightingale; Hotel Nirmala; Manipur House; NORTH EAST HOTEL; Nirmala Hotel; Phou-Oi-Bee Hotel; Sangai Continental
- Attractions and museums: 8
- Three Mothers Art Gallery; Kangla Palace; Manipur Science Museum; Rkcs Art Gallery And Museum; Archeological Museum; Kangla Museum; Manipur State museum; Polo grounds
- Places of worship: 11
- Lanthungching Baptist Church; Mbc Centre Church; Spirit Of Faith Church; Ebudhou Luwangpokpa Temple; Ibudhou Pakhangba Temple; Shree Govindajee Temple; Bir Tikendrajit Temple; Mahabali Temple; Mongba Hanba Umang; Sanamahi Laishang
- Parks and stadiums: 5
- Sports Authority of Manipur; Khuman Lampak Main Stadium; Soudongbung Lampak; Bir Tikendrajit Park; Khuman Lampak Sports Complex
Imphal facts
- Population, 2011 Census
- 2,68,243
- PIN codes
- 795001 (Imphal Bazar)
- Places nearby
- Kangla Fort (fortified Palace, 1 km), Manipur State Museum (museum, 1 km), Ima Market (market, 1 km), Pakhangba Temple (meitei temple inside the Kangla Fort, 1 km)
- Culture and food
- Imphal is the capital of Manipur. Kangla, the old palace and fort, means dry land in the Meitei language and has religious significance with several temples.
- History
- Imphal comes from the Meitei words yum, meaning house, and phal, meaning plenty or beautiful.
- Geography
- Imphal lies in the Imphal Valley, surrounded by nine ranges of hills at about 786 m above sea level, with a humid subtropical climate.
Sources: Census of India 2011, Wikipedia, Wikidata, India Post and OpenStreetMap. Last checked 14 October 2026.