Tamenglong

Tamenglong District, Manipur, India

Why is Tamenglong known

Tamenglong is a town in the Naga hills of Manipur and the district headquarter of the Tamenglong district
Tamenglong is known as the land of Hornbill as many of its species can be found here
Apart from the hornbills, Tamenglong has a number of rare plants and animals residing in its forests
It is the home to hog deers, leopards, wild dogs, hyenas, tigers and many more such animals

During the monsoon, residents of Phellong, a village in Manipur, must trek 20 kilometres through treacherous mountainous terrain to reach the nearest district headquarters at Tamenglong
Tamenglong's neighbouring cities and districts are in the north
Some cities in Nagaland, such as Peren and Senapati, are in the east, Churachandpur is in the west, and Cachar and Dima are in the west
The agriculture sector is the district's main source of income, with a per capita income of Rs
21726
The total cropped area is 34720 hectares, and the forest area is 3844
44 square kilometres
km (2019)

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Shillong to Tamenglong can be reached by bus, train, taxi, car, or plane
The road infrastructure is sufficient
The roads are in great condition
It is somewhat safer at night
Street lights are present in populous regions
Regular police patrols are carried out in this area
There are a few classic parks that welcome children, but the most have been forgotten and are no longer functional
There are only minimal and adequate sanitary regulations in place
Because of the growing population, pollution is getting worse
Prices are exceptionally low in this area
The majority of the local neighbourhood travel assistance offices are easily accessible by foot
The Tamenglong-Halflong Road on National Highway-137 is expected to be completed by the end of May 2023

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There aren't many public transit options available
Because the routes are in steep terrain, the infrastructure needs routine upkeep
Roadways in many parts of the country are dangerous
Even while evenings are generally secure, burglaries do occasionally happen
In other places, there may be no street illumination at all
On occasion, areas without police patrols could act as a haven for criminal activity
Parks ought to be constructed with upkeep in mind
Poor personal hygiene is a major problem in this area
The level of pollution is rising
Basics are costly because they are in scarce supply
In our country, neither public nor private institutions are doing enough to safeguard the welfare of the general populace
There aren't many significant thoroughfares in the area