Tamenglong (তামেংলং) is a hill district in western Manipur, India, with its administrative headquarters in Tamenglong town. It is known for forested hills, deep valleys, waterfalls and rich biodiversity. Its rugged landscape shapes village life, transport and access to public services.
The district is home to several Naga communities, including Zeliangrong peoples, with distinct languages, customary institutions and traditions of music, dance and festivals. Agriculture and horticulture support many households, and Tamenglong oranges are a well-known local product. Markets, small businesses and government services also contribute to livelihoods. Notable natural attractions include Tharon Cave, Zeilad Lake and waterfalls along the Barak River.
Common civic concerns include reliable roads, landslide preparedness, drinking water, electricity and telecommunications. Residents also care about healthcare, school facilities, youth employment and better market access for farmers. Forest conservation, land rights and balancing infrastructure development with community interests are important public issues.