Heingang is a town located in the Porompat division of Imphal East district in Manipur. Heingang's cultural and religious significance is well known in the Meitei religion. It is also well known for being connected to traditional sports including Sagol Kangjei, the predecessor to modern polo.
According to the District Census 2011 Book for Imphal East:
Heingang is a part of the Inner Manipur Lok Sabha constituency and is a component of the Heingang Assembly constituency (Constituency No. 2).
Heingang is surrounded by hills, paddy fields, and wooded areas and is roughly 4 km from the northeastern side of Imphal. One designated conservation area is the Heingang Reserved Forest.
The majority of the local economy is based on agriculture, particularly rice farming. The region is also well known for its traditional handicrafts, such as the production of polo saddles and equipment.
Heingang is roughly 6 km from Imphal via the Imphal Ring Road project and has good access to local roads. There are both private and state-operated taxis, autorickshaws, and buses in the area. Bir Tikendrajit International Airport, which is about 10 km away, is the closest airport.
According to some local reports, the illegal construction activities in the area have resulted in unchecked trespassing on wetlands and paddy fields.