Tourism in Imphal East District consists of its spectacular tourist destinations which boast of rich natural splendour and ancient temples like Shree Shree Govindajee Temple, Hanuman Temple which is located at Mahabali and several others. The Indian state of Manipur possesses excellent mountain ranges, and offers excellent pilgrimage tourism opportunities.

Shree Shree Govindaji Temple
The Shree Shree Govindaji Temple was constructed in 1846 A.D. during the rule of Maharaj Nara Singh and was demolished seriously by an earthquake in about 1868 A.D. However, it was again renovated during the reign of Maharaj Chandrakirti. This temple measures about 16.95 metres in length and stands at an elevation of 1.34 metres. Its breadth is about 18.63 metres.

Shri Krishna Temple
The Shri Krishna Temple was established by Maharaj Garibniwaza in 1722 A.D. and its interiors reflected the Bengali style of architecture which was quite popular in the 18th century. The temple is located at Brahmapur Guru Aribam Leikai. The total area occupied by this temple is 124.2 square kilometre.

Thangal General Temple
The Thangal General Temple was built by the Kangabam Chitananda Singh, who was the son of Wangkei angom Leikai. Thangal General was a significant figure who was present at the court of Maharaj Kulachandra who had ruled from 1890 to 1891 A.D. During the British Raj, he was hanged to death by the British. The approximate area covered by this temple is 650 square kilometre.

Sacred Jackfruit Tree Site
The Imphal East district possesses a sacred jackfruit tree, which is present in the region of Kaina in the district of Thoubal. It is located at a distance of about 35 km from the eastern part of Imphal on the Imphal-Yairipok Road and was constructed during the regime of Bhagyachandra Maharaj who ruled from 1763 to 98 A.D. There is a legendary account which asserts that this ruler had dreamt of the idol of Lord Krishna which appeared near the site of the jackfruit tree. Inspired by this dream, he had created his sacred site. The idol of Shree Govindaji was sculpted by this ruler.

Sekta Kei Mound
This place is present inside Sekta village and is located at a distance of nearly 18 km from the north eastern part of Imphal on the river banks of Iril. It is about 4 km from the northern part of Lamlai, on the Imphal-Uhkul Road. There exists about six burial spots in Sekta village. The State Archaeology has been entrusted the responsibility of protecting this burial ground which is excavated by this organization. Sekti village occupies an area of 0.35 acres. Excavations conducted at this site reveal some of the burial customs which were prevalent during ancient ages.