Kamjong, located in the northeastern part of Manipur along the border with Myanmar, is a serene hill district known for its untouched natural beauty and rich Tangkhul Naga culture. Formed in 2016, the district lies about 120 km east of Imphal, offering scenic drives through lush valleys, deep forests, and rolling hills. Kamjong is famous for attractions such as the Kongou Waterfall, one of Manipur’s tallest cascades, the mystic Nungourok viewpoint, and traditional villages like Ningthi, known for its picturesque riverside setting. With its cool climate, pristine landscapes, and border-side trekking routes, Kamjong is emerging as a peaceful travel destination for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and photographers looking to explore Manipur’s lesser-known gems.