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Chenloisho Village

This is one of the biggest village in Chen area. Located near the India-Myanmar border, this village has a small museum which houses all kinds of traditional ornaments of the region. Human skulls which are of the ?head-hunting? days are displayed in a place called Waloo.

One of the largest villages of Mon district, this is a highly interesting place. The Angh's house here lies half in India half in Myanmar. Even though the village lies in two countries, the entire village is ruled by the chief. The villagers have a dual citizenship. The natural beauty is immense as a total of four rivers flow through the village ? two in India and two in Myanmar.

One of the prominent villages of the district. The Angh's house (chief's house) is located here is believed to be more than 500 years old. The uniquely carved structure still stands tall. The memorial stones are also found in front of Angh's Palace.

This is the highest peak in Mon district. Located almost 70 km from district headquarters, this peak gives a clear and absolutely stunning view of the Brahmaputra river as Chindwin river (which runs through Burma) when the skies are clear. Another attraction at Veda peak is the famous waterfall. This area is considered one of the best locations in the district.

A seven-day harvest festival of Nagaland, Aoleang is commemorated by the Konyak Naga community in the Mon district high in the Patkai hills. The festival rejoices with the onset of spring and offers prayers for a healthy crop. The festivities begin during the first week of April and mark the beginning of the Konyak New Year. The springtime festival takes place after the harvest of new seeds. Each and every day of the festival has a special meaning, traditions, and celebration. It is a celebration of giving and moving forward into the new year with renewed vitality. The main highlight of the Aoleang festival is the region's rich cultural legacy combined with native dances, songs, and games with contemporary musical talent. Read More