HurryUp Cabs runs Manipur cab service from ₹9/km, covering Imphal and all 16 districts of the state — local sightseeing, outstation trips into Nagaland, Assam and Mizoram, and airport pickups at Bir Tikendrajit International Airport (IMF).
Pick a hatchback for the city or an SUV for hill routes, offer your own fare, and ride with a verified driver — book in minutes online or through the app. Add our Manipur car rental service for multi-day trips or a monthly hire, with no hidden charges.
Manipur sits in India’s far northeast, bordered by Nagaland to the north, Assam to the west, Mizoram to the south and Myanmar to the east. The state has 16 districts, with Imphal — the capital — sitting in a flat valley ringed by hill districts like Ukhrul, Tamenglong and Churachandpur. We already run the best Imphal cab service in the state and are extending coverage district by district.
Loktak Lake, roughly 45 km from Imphal, is Northeast India’s largest freshwater lake and home to Keibul Lamjao National Park — the world’s only floating national park, built on floating mats of vegetation called phumdis. It’s the last wild home of the Sangai, Manipur’s state animal, and the reason behind the state’s biggest event, the 10-day Sangai Festival held every 21–30 November. Our drivers know both the flat roads around Imphal and the winding hill routes into Ukhrul and Tamenglong, so book with confidence for sightseeing or outstation trips.
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We provide premium Manipur cab service across the state’s major cities and districts:
Imphal: Manipur’s capital and largest city, Imphal is where most journeys in the state begin. It’s home to Kangla Fort, the 500-year-old Ima Keithel women’s market, and Bir Tikendrajit International Airport, about 7–8 km from the city centre. Book our cab service in Imphal for sightseeing, business travel, or as your base for trips to the rest of the state.
Bishnupur: Just south of Imphal, Bishnupur district holds Loktak Lake and Keibul Lamjao National Park — the world’s only floating national park and the last home of the endangered Sangai deer. Sendra Island and Moirang, where the INA raised its flag in 1944, both sit inside this district. It’s around a 1–1.5 hour drive from Imphal, and our drivers run this route daily.
Thoubal: East of Imphal, Thoubal district is known for the Khongjom War Memorial, which marks the 1891 Anglo-Manipuri War, along with lakes like Ikop and Waithou. It’s a short, easy drive from the capital — book a local outstation cab and be back in Imphal the same evening.
Churachandpur: Churachandpur, in Manipur’s southern hills, is known for the Khuga Dam, Tonglon Caves and the district’s tribal heritage museums. It’s about 63 km from Imphal on hill roads. Road conditions and access to some hill areas can vary, so our team confirms the current route and any local advisories before your trip.
Ukhrul: Ukhrul sits in the hills of northeast Manipur, near the Myanmar border, and is home to the Shirui Hills. The rare Shirui Lily — Manipur’s state flower — grows wild only on Shirui Kashong peak, blooming in a short window from mid-May to early June. The peak is around 97 km from Imphal, roughly 3–4 hours on hill roads, and an SUV handles the climb better than a hatchback.
Tamenglong: Tamenglong district, in Manipur’s western hills toward the Assam border, is where you’ll find Zeilad Lake, Barak Waterfalls and Buning Meadow. At around 150 km and 4–5 hours from Imphal, it’s one of the greener, quieter parts of the state — worth the longer drive if you want hills without the crowds.
Senapati: Senapati district borders Nagaland and shares the Dzuko Valley, known for its wildflowers between June and September. Most travellers actually approach Dzuko from Kohima on the Nagaland side, since the Manipur-side trek is longer and has fewer facilities — ask our drivers about current road and trail conditions before you plan a trek here.
Chandel: Chandel district sits on the Indo-Myanmar border; its headquarters town is about 51 km from Imphal, with Moreh — Manipur’s main border trade town — a couple of hours further, along with the Yangoupokpi-Lokchao Wildlife Sanctuary. Most trips here are for trade or border-crossing rather than leisure travel; our outstation cabs cover this route on request.
Local Cab Booking in Manipur: Manipur’s attractions are spread from the Imphal Valley to hill districts an hour or more away, so having your own cab for the day beats juggling shared transport. Choose our local taxi service in Manipur to cover Kangla Fort, Ima Keithel and Loktak Lake in one day, or book car rental in Imphal by the hour for city errands and meetings.
Outstation Cabs from Manipur to Major Cities: We run outstation cabs from Manipur into neighbouring Nagaland, Assam and Mizoram. Imphal to Guwahati is about 485 km, with fares starting around ₹4,780 for a hatchback or sedan and ₹6,525 for an SUV; Imphal to Kohima is a shorter 136 km run. Book online or call ahead for a fixed-price outstation cab from Manipur to any major nearby city.
Airport Taxi – Pickup & Drop: Bir Tikendrajit International Airport (IATA: IMF), about 7–8 km south of Imphal city, is Manipur’s only airport and the arrival point for most visitors. Our Imphal airport taxi service runs 24/7 with doorstep pickup and drop — book through the app or website and your driver will be waiting at arrivals.
Monthly Car Rental & Chauffeur Service in Manipur: Need a car for daily use without buying one? Our Manipur car rental service suits corporates, business travellers, students and long-stay visitors in Imphal. It’s a flexible, hassle-free way to travel on your own schedule — book HurryUp’s car rental in Manipur and chauffeur service online today.
Check our full Manipur cab service price list below before you book — every vehicle’s model, seating capacity and per-km rate, with no hidden add-ons. Compare a hatchback against an SUV or tempo traveller and pick what fits your group, your route and your budget.
Manipur’s must-see list runs from Kangla Fort and Ima Keithel inside Imphal city to Loktak Lake’s floating islands south of the capital and the Shirui Lily’s cliffside bloom in Ukhrul. Here’s what each district is known for and how far it is from Imphal.
Imphal — in the city: Start with Kangla Fort and the 500-year-old Ima Keithel market, then take in Shri Govindajee Temple, the Manipur State Museum, the INA Memorial Complex, and Mapal Kangjeibung, the world’s oldest polo ground.
Bishnupur — ~45 km, 1–1.5 hrs: Loktak Lake and Keibul Lamjao National Park are the main draw, along with Sendra Island for lake views and the INA Memorial at Moirang.
Thoubal — short drive, under 1 hr: The Khongjom War Memorial marks the 1891 Anglo-Manipuri War; Ikop Lake and Waithou Lake round out a quiet day trip.
Churachandpur — ~63 km, 1.5–2 hrs: Known for the Khuga Dam, Tonglon Caves, and the district’s tribal heritage museums.
Ukhrul — ~97 km, 3–4 hrs: Home to the Shirui Hills and the Shirui Lily, Manipur’s state flower, which blooms only from mid-May to early June.
Tamenglong — ~150 km, 4–5 hrs: Zeilad Lake, Barak Waterfalls, and Buning Meadow make this one of the greener, quieter corners of the state.
Senapati — half-day drive into the northern hills: Shares the Dzuko Valley and its wildflower season (June–September) with neighbouring Nagaland.
Chandel — ~51 km to Chandel town, further to Moreh: Moreh, the Indo-Myanmar border town, and the Yangoupokpi-Lokchao Wildlife Sanctuary are the main draws.
Sangai Festival: Manipur’s biggest tourism event, held every 21–30 November — ten days of dance, handloom, indigenous sport and food across the state, named after the Sangai deer.
Birthplace of Polo: Modern polo traces back to Manipur’s Sagol Kangjei; Imphal’s Mapal Kangjeibung is recognised as the world’s oldest living polo ground.
Shirui Lily: Manipur’s state flower grows wild only on Shirui Kashong peak in Ukhrul, blooming for a few weeks each May.
Ima Keithel: Asia’s largest all-women-run market, trading in Imphal for close to 500 years with around 5,000 women vendors.
Manipuri Dance & Handloom: Ras Lila, one of India’s classical dance forms, developed in Manipur, alongside handwoven textiles such as Moirang Phee and the Phanek.
Vegetarian
Chamthong: A light Manipuri vegetable stew, usually the base of a home-style thali.
Morok Metpa: A fiery chutney of roasted chillies, garlic and fermented soybean (hawaijar).
Singju: A spicy raw salad of shredded vegetables, herbs and roasted chickpea powder.
Paknam: A steamed cake of fermented rice and lentil batter, wrapped in banana leaf.
Black Rice Kheer: A dessert made from Manipur’s native black rice (chak-hao), simmered in milk.
Non-Vegetarian
Eromba: Boiled vegetables mashed with fermented fish (ngari) and chillies.
Nga Thongba: A mustard-and-turmeric fish curry, usually made with local river fish.
Ooti: A curry of peas or beans, often cooked with fish or pork.
Yen Thongba: A home-style Manipuri chicken curry.
Hentak: A pungent fermented fish paste, used as a condiment rather than eaten alone.
We provide the best cab service in Manipur at fair prices, and our drivers and support team are committed to a safe, comfortable ride from Imphal to any district you’re headed to.
Competitive Fares: Book local, outstation, return or car rental cabs at transparent prices — no hidden charges, no commission stacked onto your fare.
Wide Range of Cars: Hatchbacks and sedans for the valley, SUVs and tempo travellers for hill routes and larger groups — pick what suits your trip.
Safety: Every driver is licensed and verified, vehicles are serviced regularly, and our support team is reachable 24/7.
Easy Booking: Book through the app or website in a few taps — no queues, no waiting at a taxi stand.
Offer Your Rate: Set the price you’re comfortable paying; nearby drivers can accept or negotiate.
Flexible Payment: Pay by cash, UPI, card or wallet, and only after your ride is complete — no advance payment required.
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The best time to visit Manipur is October to March, when days are cool and clear — this window also covers the Sangai Festival (21–30 November) and peak season for Loktak Lake sightseeing. April to June gets warm in the valley but is exactly when the Shirui Lily blooms in Ukhrul (mid-May to early June), so time hill-district trips around it if that’s the draw. The monsoon (July–September) brings heavy rain and can slow hill roads, so build in extra time for Ukhrul, Tamenglong or Senapati. Carry woollens for winter hill trips, and check current local advisories before travelling beyond the Imphal Valley — our booking team can confirm road conditions on the day.
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