Pelling
Pelling
Imphal
Imphal
Train

Pelling to Imphal

Updated: 20 May 2026

The journey from Pelling to Imphal covers approximately 900 km. You will travel by road to NJP station, take a train to Dimapur, and then a long taxi ride to Imphal. This route takes you through the scenic landscapes of West Bengal, Assam, and Manipur. It is a long journey through the Northeast.

Total Distance: 900 km by road, 600 km air distance.
Fastest Way
Flight from Bagdogra (IXB) to Imphal (IMF).
Cheapest Way
Sleeper class train to Dimapur, then shared taxi to Imphal.
Compare Pelling to Imphal Routes
Train
Connecting
Duration
24 hours
Avg Price
2000-4000 INR
Operator
Indian Railways (Express trains)
Route
NJP to Dimapur, then taxi to Imphal.

The taxi ride from Dimapur to Imphal is long.

Travel Tips
  • Permits
    Check for Inner Line Permit requirements.
  • Transport
    Use shared taxis for local travel.
  • Food
    Try the local Manipuri cuisine.
  • Booking
    Book taxis in advance.
  • Weather
    Imphal can be rainy.
Safety Tips
  • Roads
    Be careful on winding mountain roads.
  • Transport
    Use reliable taxi services.
  • Night
    Avoid traveling late at night.
  • Emergency
    Keep emergency contacts saved.
People Also Ask
  • Is there a direct train?
    No, you must go to Dimapur.
  • How long is the journey?
    Approximately 24 hours.
  • What is the best time to visit?
    Winter is the best time.
  • Are there flights?
    Yes, to Imphal.
  • Is Imphal safe?
    Yes, with standard precautions.
Quick Info
  • From Pelling, Sikkim, India
  • To Imphal, Manipur, India
  • Modes
Best Time to Travel

October to March for pleasant weather.

Things to Do in Imphal
1
Kangla Fort
A historic fort and palace.
2
Loktak Lake
The largest freshwater lake in Northeast India.
3
Keibul Lamjao National Park
The only floating national park in the world.
4
Ima Keithel
A unique market run entirely by women.
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