Thal, also Thall, or Tal (Pashto: ټل) (Urdu: ٹل) is a town in Thall Tehsil in the Hangu District of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, Pakistan. Situated at 33°21'52N and 70°32'52E, it stands at an altitude of 742 metres (2437 feet).

It’s administratively subdivided into two Union Councils. It is separated from the North Waziristan Agency by the Kurram River. The Peshawar-Tal and Tal-Parachinar road passes from here which is an important route of this area. It is around 4 hours drive from Peshawar and about 3 hours from Kohat.

A major Bazaar or market of this region is located here which is a hub for traders from Kurram agency, Afghanistan and adjoining areas. The Historic Thall fort built by the British in 1909 is located here, which serves as the HQ for Thall Scouts, a Paramilitary unit of FC. During hot weather people visit the Wali Chena (Wali Spring), a small spring with cold water, where they can bathe. There is a small forest named Toor Koot, which is popular for outings and picnics.

The population of Tal, according to 1998 consensus, is 25,355. The population of Thall, according to official consensus, over the years is shown in the table below.

Consensus Year	Population
1951	5,602
1961	11,747
1972	14,082
1981	18,901
1998	25,355
2017	32,382
2023	30,977

There are many public and private sector educational institutes. The most prominent are Govt Degree College Thall (boys) and Govt Girls Degree College Tal (girls).

• Hangu District

33°21′52″N 70°32′52″E / 33.36444°N 70.54778°E / 33.36444; 70.54778