Ukhrul Tourist Attraction

Introduction:

Ukhrul is a town in the state of Manipur, India. Ukhrul is the home of the Tangkhul Naga. It is the administrative headquarter of the Ukhrul district. There are also four sub-divisions in the district for administering the villages in and around it. The villages, however, are governed by the 'village heads'.

My introduction:
I am student of National Institute of Technology Manipur of (2017-2021) batch. I was in 3rd year then we planned for trip for ukhul guided by some seniors. And we did at day of Holi (Hindu religious festival).

journey from imphal to ukhrul:

There is traveler from isbt(Inter State Bus Terminals) to Ukhrul directly of (180-200) rupees per passengers.

Coming to the destination ie ukhrul:

It takes 2-3 hours to reach to the destination from imphal ISBT to Ukrul main city.

Restaurants in Ukhrul:

I was stayed in 3-in-1 hotel food and lodging and room was awesome.

Famous places in ukhul:

1.Khayang Peak:
Khayang Peak is known as the highest peak of ukhrul district.The peak gives a beautiful view of the entire region. People who are not much into trekking can easily hire private transport and go for a long drive to the top of the hill to breathe in the aura of nature.

2.Khangkhui Cave:
The khangkhui cave is a remarkable natural limestone cave. The cave consists of two large chambers, five tunnels and one large hall. There are many legends behind this cave. Many believe that the cave was once inhabited to his two wives while he rested in the royal bedroom located in the northern end of the hall. According to the legends ,the hall is where the king used to hold all his meetings and important discussions. This cave also has a very relevant connection to the history.

3.Shirui kashong Peak:
Shirui Kashong Peak is one of the finest peaks to visit in Ukhrul. It is a little more popular than the khayang peak because it is more easily accessible. Apart from the beauty of its altitude, the peak seems to be painted with colorful flowers. These flowers bloom on the hilltop in the may-june. The major attraction being the blooming of the rare lilium mackliniae.