Tourists from Imphal embark on maiden journey to Myanmar
First Published: 9th August, 2018 19:24 IST
As the International Border of India and Myanmar is open for tourists and traders, 6 people from Imphal embarked on their maiden cross border journey to Myanmar today. Likewise, 15
As the International Border of India and Myanmar is open for tourists and traders, 6 people from Imphal embarked on their maiden cross border journey to Myanmar today.
Likewise, 15 from Mandalay also crossed the border to enter Imphal. The international entry-exit checkpoint was inaugurated yesterday at the border between the two countries.
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