Describe some facts about Manipur.
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With about 3,268 square kms of area covered by bamboo forests, Manipur is one of India's largest bamboo producing states and a major contributor to the country's bamboo industry. In 2017, the state accounted for 10,687 square kms of bamboo bearing area
Manipur, a state rich in tradition, culture, and ethnicity, is famous for its natural beauty. Among other natural landmarks, the famous Loktak Lake is in Manipur. ... Imphal is one of the ancient cities of India and it is known for its natural beauty.
The Jewel of India
Thus, the state of Manipur owes its nickname "The Jewel of India" especially to the colorful diversity of blossoms
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The land of Gandharvas
Legends say that the inhabitants of Manipur are originally Gandharvas –the celestial singers and dancers. Just like Kashmir, Manipur also has a reputation of being Gandharva-Desa.
Its connection with Mahabharata
Nongda Lairen Pakhangba is believed to be the first king of Manipur in 33 AD. However, Manipur earned fame in the ancient text Mahabharata as the princess of this kingdom, Chitrangada, was one of the wives of the Pandava warrior-prince Arjun
World’s only floating national park– Keibul Lamjao National Park
Keibul Lamjao National Park is situated on the floating Loktak Lake of Manipur. It has a vast wetland populated with dense dead and decaying floating vegetation called phumdi. It is home to the endangered Sangai or the brow-antlered deer and rare flora which are also the state animal of Manipur. Thousands of fishermen families live close to the Loktak Lake for their livelihood.
World’s oldest polo ground
Manipur has the oldest polo ground in the world at Imphal’s Mapal Kangjeibung. It is said that Manipur's deity-king Kangba invented the game in the 14th century BC, and in 33 AD, King Nongda Pakhangba hosted the first polo match. It hosts the Manipur International Polo Festival every year which is attended by a lot of polo fans. The Britishers took polo to the west during their colonial rule in India.
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The name Manipur means “land of gems.” Its economy centres on agriculture and forestry, and trade and cottage industries also are important. The state capital is Imphal, located in the centre of the state. Area 8,621 square miles (22,327 square km).
With about 3,268 square kms of area covered by bamboo forests, Manipur is one of India's largest bamboo producing states and a major contributor to the country's bamboo industry. In 2017, the state accounted for 10,687 square kms of bamboo bearing area.
The word Manipur literally means a 'jeweled town', a name that rightly justifies the small and picturesque land. ... With sites like the Loktak Lake and the Khonghampat Orchidarium, Manipur is also famous for its natural beauty. Location. Manipur is situated in the northeastern part of India.
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