Khongjom War Memorial commemorates the Battle of Khongjom fought on August 22, 1891, between the Manipuri forces and the British colonial army. This historic site stands as a testament to Manipur's struggle for independence and is marked by a stone memorial in the village of Khongjom. It is an important destination for understanding the region's rich history and the sacrifices of its freedom fighters.
This memorial offers a profound insight into Manipur's anti-colonial resistance and the courage of local warriors who fought against British occupation. It is a place of historical significance that connects visitors to the region's proud heritage and nationalist movement.
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1-2 hours
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Free
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2-3 hours
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₹300–₹800
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Half day
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Free
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1-2 hours
Cost
Free
Effort
Easy
From Imphal, take the National Highway 39 heading southeast towards Thoubal district. Khongjom village is approximately 28 km from Imphal city center, accessible via well-maintained state roads.