Discover Noney
Noney (formerly Longmai) is one of Manipur's newest districts, carved out of Tamenglong in 2016. Located along the Ijai River valley, it is predominantly inhabited by Zeliangrong Naga tribes. The district gained attention from the ambitious Manipur–Jiribam rail project. It offers pristine natural beauty, traditional Naga culture, and eco-tourism opportunities far from the tourist trail.
Weather & AQI Conditions
Remote forest district — among the cleanest air in Northeast India. Minimal human activity ensures pristine conditions.
Key Attractions
Hotels & Homestays in Noney
Basic government accommodation, advance booking essential
Traditional village stay, authentic local food, cultural interaction
Basic forest camping, ideal for adventurers and nature photographers
Noney Through the Lens
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✈️ From Imphal Airport (IMF)
Imphal Airport (IMF) is nearest at 105 km. No direct transport — take Imphal–Tamenglong road and branch. Private taxi: ₹2,000–₹2,500.
🌤️ Best Time to Visit
October to March for the most comfortable weather and accessible roads.
🚗 Getting There
Noney is 105 km from Imphal. Take the Imphal–Tamenglong road. Limited public transport — private taxi strongly recommended. Road quality varies by season.
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