The Mawkdok Dympep Valley View, located at the very start of Sohra tourist circuit, is one of the most prominent attractions of the place. The forest department has made a view-point at this valley from where tourists can enjoy and appreciate the natural beauty of the valley.
Imphal River, separating the northern part of the Thoubal District from the western part, originates in the nearby Senapati District.
Pumlen, a freshwater lake, is popularly known as the Pumlen Pat and covers an area of around 19 sq. km. It is covered by phumdis, a large heterogeneous floating soil vegetation mat.
Lousi Lake is known for the delicate wetland ecosystem. This lake covers an area of around 18.64 sq. km and is a major source of water for the local people.
Ikop Lake is at an elevation of 772 m above sea level in the district of Thoubal. This lake has saucer shaped basin with mild slope and silted bottom.
Ango Ching is spread over an area of 150 sq km and is situated near the Sanalok (Chamu) River and the Kachouphung Lake. This place is located east of the city of Ukhrul. The virgin forest of this region is home to leopards, wild cats, black bears, sambar, elephants and tigers. Birds like peacock, tragopan and horn bill can also be spotted here.
The Kachouphung Lake is around 7 km away from the Khayang Falls, on the Achuwa Magi Hills. The lake is surrounded by several knolls and covers a land of about nine acres. Pisciculture is practised at this lake, due to the presence of local colourful fish and common carp.
Tipaimukh is the meeting point of Barak river and Tuivai River. Tourists visiting the place can see its beautiful surrounding and also enjoy boating at this site.
Firmbase is a former army camp site, which is situated at the confluence of Namdapha and Dihing rivers. Tourists visiting the site can spot sambar in the extensive grasslands. White-bellied herons, wild dogs, small cats, bears and even tigers can be spotted at this site.
Rani Jheel is a popular birdwatching spot, where tourists can spot white-winged wood duck occasionally. Surrounded by evergreen forests, the lake is ideal site for spotting gibbons. It is also a campsite, where tourists can camp for overnight stay. A walk from Hornbill will take 4 to 5 hrs to reach the destination.