Imphal

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Local businesses in Imphal

Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.

Restaurants and cafes: 29
KFC (Kentucky Fried Chicken); D-Box Cafe; Sid Espresso; Books & Coffee; Green bakery; JK & South Indian Fast Food; Laziz Pizza; Luzmi kitchen; Mara Cafe; Pollito's
Hotels and lodges: 15
SAI Boy's Hostel; Classic Grande; Avenue hotel; Hotel Imphal; Hotel Nightingale; Hotel Nirmala; Manipur House; NORTH EAST HOTEL; Nirmala Hotel; Phou-Oi-Bee Hotel
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
Hospitals: 29
Public Hospital and Research Institute; Raj Medicity; Advanced Hospital; Care Foundation Hospital; Chamber Hospital; Iboyaima Hospital & Research Centre; Maipakpi Maternity and Child Hospital; Mangal Hospital; Robins Lisa Hack Hospitals; Shija ENT Hospital
Schools: 4
Ananda Academy School; Thamchet Girls' Junior High School; Little Flower School

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.