Manipuri Nupi Pala is a traditional Manipuri dance form performed by women, known for its graceful movements and intricate footwork.

Guru Bipin Singh is widely regarded as the father of modern Manipuri dance for his significant contributions to the revival and modernization of the art form.

Pung Cholom is a Manipuri dance form that is performed with a drum called the 'pung' and is known for its energetic and rhythmic movements.

Ras Leela is a Manipuri dance form that is based on the story of Lord Krishna and Radha and is known for its graceful and lyrical movements.

Lai Haraoba is a Manipuri dance form that is performed during the Lai Haraoba festival, which is a traditional Manipuri festival that celebrates the creation of the universe.

Manipuri Nupi Pala is known for its use of intricate hand gestures and facial expressions, which help to convey the emotions and story of the dance.

Lai Haraoba is a Manipuri dance form that is performed with a sword and is known for its energetic and powerful movements.

Pung Cholom is a Manipuri dance form that is known for its use of bamboo sticks and is performed with a drum called the 'pung'.

Lai Haraoba is a Manipuri dance form that is performed with a pot and is known for its graceful and lyrical movements.

Lai Haraoba is a Manipuri dance form that is known for its use of masks and is performed during the Lai Haraoba festival.

Manipuri Nupi Pala is a Manipuri dance form that is performed with a fan and is known for its graceful and lyrical movements.

Pung Cholom is a Manipuri dance form that is known for its use of cymbals and is performed with a drum called the 'pung'.

Manipuri Nupi Pala is a Manipuri dance form that is performed with a scarf and is known for its graceful and lyrical movements.

Lai Haraoba is a Manipuri dance form that is known for its use of bells and is performed during the Lai Haraoba festival.

Ras Leela is a Manipuri dance form that is performed with a flute and is based on the story of Lord Krishna and Radha.