Churachandpur Tourism

Churachandpur is the district headquarter of the largest district in Manipur. Locally, the town is called Lamka, meaning the ‘place situated at a road junction’. The word Lamka is derived from the Manipuri words, ‘Lam’ meaning path and ‘Ka’ meaning junction. The district is beautiful as it is surrounded by small hills and narrow valleys. Churachandpur is 59 km away from the state capital, Imphal.

Attraction in Churachandpur:
Tipaimukh: a heritage spot where travelers can attain is Tipaimukh. It’s a meeting area of River Tuivai and River Barak with astonishing surroundings. Tipaimukh is made of two words Tipai and Mukh. However, the place is top location for picnic in Churachandpur.
Khuga Dam: Rivers in town are ever flowing and a big dam is constructed on Tuivai River known as Khuga Dam. Dam is located in south direction of Churachandpur and its inauguration was done by President of Congress Party Smt. Sonia Gandhi in late 2010. Dam is newly constructed hence the surrounding areas are beautiful constructed and managed by local administration of Manipur. Reason behind building the Khuga Dam was to supply the electricity to nearby areas and also provide the ample quantity of water to closer locations particularly for farming.
Ngaloi: with few kms people can attain a small village Ngaloi located nearer to Churachandpur city. Low laying hills and greenery surroundings are best things to watch in Ngaloi town. High pressure flowing waterfall is more famous of Ngaloi, though height of fall is not much but the pressure is good enough.
People love peace and want to relax their mind pressure can attain to Churachandpur as the city is having complete greenery everywhere and surrounding locations are beautiful too. However, attaining to city in rainy season could be little difficult because Churachandpur face heavy rainfall every year.