Thoubal is almost ideal for trekking, hiking and picnics given the abundance in flora and green landscapes as well as the various facilities available here. This city is most famous for the temples and the numerous water bodies all together making it a pretty much perfect getaway which will strike the right balance of urban and a lesser known destination. Just to add in the environment a dash of activity and vibrancy, are the popular bazaars of the town such as the Ningombam Laxmi Bazaar and Athokpam Bazaar.
Rivers named Imphal and Thoubal are the significant rivers that passes through this district. The Ukhrul Hill is the origin of the river Thoubal, while the Senapati hills are the origin point for the Imphal River. The Thoubal district is separated on the north and western portion by this river. The summer months witness these rivers as parched and waterless, however during the monsoon months, the rivers wake up to be untamed and rough, thus causing regular floods. In order for the movement of the pricy items, these rivers have important functions.
The Wangjing, the Arong and the Sekmai are the name of the district’s other main rivers. These rives have the Ukhrul Hills as their origin points. Through Khangabok, the river named Arong passes, through Heirok, the river named Wangjing flows while the place called Loushi Pat contains the river Wangjing.
