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You might want to leave a bit of time after the lake for a short walk up the hill near the boat launch; the view of the floating phumdis from there is a nice bonus. On the second day, instead of heading straight to Imphal, consider stopping at the local market in Kangpokpi first it’s a good spot to taste the regional cuisine and pick up a few souvenirs before you drive to the fort. Classic Grande Imphal would keep you close to the main roads and the sites, and you can ask the concierge for the best local taxi rates.

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