Thangjing Hill (Ching)
Moirang, Manipur, India
Nearby attractions
Moirang Kangla & Thangjing Temple
Moirang, Manipur
The ancient seat of the Moirang principality and shrine of deity Thangjing — heart of the Khamba-Thoibi legend and its great dance tradition.
INA Memorial Complex, Moirang
Moirang, Manipur
Where the Indian National Army first raised the tricolour on Indian soil (14 April 1944) — a museum, Netaji statue and the historic flag-hoisting ground.
Keibul Lamjao National Park
Moirang, Manipur
The world's only floating national park — a 40 sq km phumdi meadow on Loktak, last refuge of the endangered sangai, Manipur's dancing deer.
Phubala (Loktak West Shore)
Moirang, Manipur
A tranquil western headland of Loktak with a resort lawn, boat ghats and quieter phumdi views than Sendra.
Sendra Island (Loktak)
Moirang, Manipur
The classic hillock-island viewpoint rising from Loktak's waters, with a tourist resort, cafeteria and 360° views over the phumdi rings.
Churachandpur (Lamka) Town
Churachandpur, Manipur
Manipur's second town and the vibrant heart of the Zomi-Kuki-Mizo peoples — famed weaves, gospel music and hill markets.
Karang Island (Cashless Island Village)
Karang, Manipur
A small mid-lake island community on Loktak — India's first cashless island — reached only by boat, wrapped in water on every side.
Loktak Lake
Moirang, Manipur
The largest freshwater lake in Northeast India, world-famous for its floating 'phumdis' — living rings of vegetation that dot the blue like green islands.
Thanga Island Village
Thanga, Manipur
The largest inhabited island of Loktak, a fishing community offering homestays, phumdi tours and life among the floating gardens.
Ngaloi Waterfall
Churachandpur, Manipur
A pretty tiered fall near Ngaloi village south of Lamka, pooling under bamboo shade — a local monsoon favourite.
Khuga Dam (Mata Lake)
Churachandpur, Manipur
A broad reservoir south of Lamka whose blue arms wind into the hills — boating, gardens and golden sunsets.
Bishnupur (Vishnu Temple, 1467)
Bishnupur, Manipur
The 15th-century brick Vishnu temple of King Kyamba — one of Manipur's oldest shrines, blending Meitei and Chinese-influenced brickwork.