A very well maintained war memorial and makes for a good stop in your day tour of Imphal city. Its a small stop and doesnt take much time for visiting.

Peace n serenity thrives in every inch of this quite place where the mortal remains of world war soldiers are laid to rest. I still remember the times during our high school years n college years, when we used to visit this place with friends. Its as if time has stood still here for all the eternity to come, while the world around changes at a dangerously fast pace

The place is so well maintained.

If you want to know how to pay tribute to your martyr please visit this place which is dedicated to 2nd world war martyrs . Very well maintained by britishers. Stone dedicated to every soldier with there name age n unit , some of them were as young as 19 yrs.some of them are indians too

The cemetery has 1,600 burials of the 2nd World War and is maintained by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission. The Cemetery remains open every day between 09:00-4:30 (Summer Schedule) and 09:00-4:00 (Winter Schedule). Its the resting ground of the soldiers who lost their lives in the battle against Japanese forces during World War II.

Worth visiting this place.

Expecting more to be cleaned

Imphal war cemetery is in memory of the British and Indian soldiers who died during world war2 . Serene and well maintained by the Common war Graves commission, the cemetery carries little stone markers and bronze plaques recording the sacrifices of those gallant soldiers who laid down their lives during the war!

Remembering the BraveA quiet, extremely well maintained and beautiful World War 2 Cemetery in remembrance of brave men who fought a just war in far away lands. A truly wonderful experience - simply spending alone time in this tranquil place

The War Cemeteries in Imphal commemorates the memories of the British and Indian soldiers who died during the World War II. These War Cemeteries are managed by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission. Serene and well-maintained, the War Cemetery carries little stone markers and bronze plaques recording the sacrifices of those gallant soldiers.

Very informative place about WW-2 , quite and well maintained War memorial with hundreds of grave stones with names on it. If you are in Imphal please dont miss this place, spending few hours in this war memorial is definitely not a waste of time. Not very far from city centre itself. Dont forget to click few snaps too while you are there.

Calm place_Well maintained n Clean_The only public place in Manipur which is clean n peacefull in my opinion

Central Park of Imphal

Peaceful place and very well maintained.

The War Cemetery at Kabo Leikai, Imphal is maintained by the Common Wealth War Graves Commission. There are 1600 graves( as recorded by the Commission) and each plaque on the graves is engraved with name,age, date of decease, name of the battalion and rank of the soldier with a few sweet and lovely words. Some plaques are found engraved with A Soldier Of 1939 -1945 War that is an unknown soldier.It is possible that their bodies were either burnt or mutilated beyond recognition by bombardment and shelling.It seems to me that all the soldiers were peace loving,God fearing and dutiful citizens. It is true that every plaque on the graves telling the sad stories of world war 2 particularly the fierce battle of Imphal. Dates back to 1942, It was Sunday ,the 10th day of May,1942, people of Imphal heard a loud sound of Siren wailed from the base camp of 4th Assam Rifles at Kangla, after a few minutes, people saw flights of Japanese bombers in the sky , innocent children were clapping happily to see the flying objects ,on the next moment loud sounds of bombardments were heard at many places in Imphal. Hundreds of allied soldiers and civilians were killed, several houses and Government installations were burnt down to ashes. Thousands of people left home in search of safe places, after that subsequent war days began in Manipur. Fighting between Allied and Japanese force started at several places of Imphal and other places , battle of Imphal was the fierce battle in the South East Asian theatre of World War2. Thousands of innocent peoples died of injury, hunger and epidemic, about 60 thousand Allied and Japanese soldiers died in that battles(according to the opinion of some historians the number of deaths is about 75 thousand,God knows the actual number/ figures ). People of Manipur had witnessed the most dreaded and hateful face of war 75 years ago. Inscription carved on a plaque reads peacefully sleeping ,free from pain ,in Goods own time,we shall meet again.

Awesome 👍

Lovely place

Peaceful place

Nice and interesting place

Relaxing. Solitude.

Peaceful as it was...

Nice place

Great