List of places to visit
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Chi Village is one of the biggest village in the Chen area of Mon District and is located near the India and Myanmar border. This village has a small museum which shows varieties of traditional ornaments and also in a place called Waloo, they display human skulls which are of the head-hunting days.
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There are many beautiful forests that you can visit in Mon. Forests like Shingphan forest, Tobu Forests, Tiru forest, Zangkhum forest etc. These forests are known to be rich in timber. Mon District is rich in flora and fauna.
Going through the forest and the mountainous region of the district, you would run into flowers like Foxtail, Maples, White Orchids, Wild Lilies, Blue Vanda, etc. There are also different kinds of herbs, plants that are edible etc. These forests are therefore of great botanical value.
There are also wild animals that are found in these forests including Tigers, Partridge fowls, Spotted Leopards, Wild Boars, Elephant, Mountain Goats, Jungle Cats, Hornbills, the rare Tragopan, Mithuns and Barking Deer.
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The Shangnyu Village is one of the most prominent villages in the District of Mon. The Angh’s house (King’s house) is believed to be more than 500 years old and it is located in this village. There are also memorial stones that are found in front of Angh’s palace.
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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.
The Veda Peak is the highest peak in the district. It is almost 70km away from the district headquarters. From the peak, when the skies are clear, one can see the beautiful view of the Brahmaputra river (known as Chindwin river) which running through Myanmar.
The famous waterfall at the peak is also another captivating attraction to visitors and also why it is considered as one of the best places to visit. The best time to visit Veda Peak is during winter season as the temperature is not extreme and the beautiful snowcapped hilly ranges are visible during this time of the year.
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Longwa village is not only one of the largest villages in the district but also a fascinating cultural and geographical landmark. Nestled in a unique location, it is home to the current Angh’s house, which holds significant importance in the local governance and cultural heritage.
The Angh’s house is particularly remarkable because it straddles the border between two countries—half of it is situated in Myanmar, while the other half lies in India. This unique feature symbolizes the interconnectedness of the communities on either side of the border.
The entire village is governed by the Angh, the traditional chief, who oversees the affairs of the village despite its division between India and Myanmar. This leadership structure reflects the strong cultural ties and unity among the villagers, transcending national boundaries.
Adding to the village’s charm are the four rivers that flow through Longwa, with two rivers located in India and the other two in Myanmar. The sight of these rivers meandering through the landscape is truly breathtaking, offering stunning views and a serene environment.
The convergence of these natural features, along with the rich cultural tapestry of Longwa, makes it a captivating destination for visitors seeking to explore the unique heritage and beauty of this border village.
