Kangla Palace: Amazing Architecture

    The Kangla Palace should be called a mythological heritage. The architecture of Kangla Palace is amazing and unique. 

   Kangla Palace should be called Heritage Tourism, a favorite of Heritage Lovers. Due to the large number of tourists visiting the architecture of Kangla Palace. Located in Imphal, the capital of Manipur, India, this palace is very famous due to its beauty. 

  Kangla Palace is commonly known and recognized as Kangla Fort. Particularly, the divinity and grandeur of the fort is visible in the Kangla Palace. This divine grand fort has royal and religious significance.

  According to experts, the Meitei kings ruled Manipur in ancient times. The Meitei Raj family made the Kangla Palace their residence. Hence, the Meitali Raj family had built the Kangla Palace in the wake of natural beauty.

    Kangla Palace is also known and known as Purana Qila in Manipur. In localism, Kangla literally means dry land. Kangla Palace situated on the banks of the Imphal River is very ancient. According to experts, the structure of Kangla Palace was built in the 17th century.

   Kangla Palace is considered the pride of Manipur. However, most of the Kangla Palace has been converted into ruins. After independence, this fort remained under military control. 

   However, in view of its archaeological importance, it was handed over to the Government of Manipur in the year 2004. Tourists should visit during the period from September to April for the spectacularity of the architecture of this magnificent and magnificent fort of Manipur. 

   Due to this period the climate of Manipur remains cool and cool. However, in the period of November to February, Manipur experiences more winter. The religious significance of Kangla is more in terms of the residents of Manipur.

   It is considered to be the most sacred place in Manipur. It is believed that Lord Pakhangba migrates to Kangla in Imphal, the capital of Manipur. Lord Pakhangba rules Manipur and the Brahmand. 

   It is also believed that Kangla has 360 important and holy places. These are especially the ruins of the citadel, the cranial, the Chetrol Kumbhala, etc. 

  The Govind ji temple is located near the southern gate of the Kangla Palace. Govind ji temple is a very holy pilgrimage center.

   All the necessary resources are available for a visit to Kangla Palace. The nearest airport is Imphal Airport. The distance of Kangla Palace from Imphal Airport is about 8 kilometers. 

   The nearest railway station is Dimapur railway junction. The distance of Kangla Palace from Dimapur railway station is about 215 kilometers. Tourists can also visit Kangla Palace Imphal by road.
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