The quickest and safest form of travel to northeast India is with no doubt by a flight. Traveling by land a distance of over 2000 km will take at least  few days. The flight from Delhi to Imphal, the capital of Manipur, in turn, a few hours. The offer of connections of airlines is large, and the majority are flights with transfers in Calcutta or Guwahati, sometimes you can also find direct flights. For me the most preferable is to fly with IndiGo airlines with a stop in Guwahati. The shorter flight time and, above all, the views outside the window speak for themselves. Choosing the right ..read more

Manipur is a state of north east India also known as: “Jewel of India”. From the very first moment I came here, I have been fascinated by the place. A mix cultures of India and south-east Asia, location which makes the state a natural “Gateway” to Southeast Asia (AH1 – Asian Highway 1 runs through the state). In photo-projects on this blog we would want to bring you closer to places, people and other interesting things, especially from this region. Discover with us this still-forgotten corner of the World. One of the ethnic group living in Manipur are Kukis From this community is my wife – Ch ..read more

Monsoon season is still ahead of us this year – it lasts between June and September. I am publishing this article now, because maybe it may encourage some of you you to visit North-Eastern India during this period. You have to remember that it is the most rainy season of the year. The rains also cause floods in the valleys, and the heavily swampy ground poses the risk of landslides occurring on the slopes of hills and mountains. For this reason, conditions of movement in the state may be difficult or sometimes impossible. However, this does not make this season unattractive due to rain ..read more