Hnahlan

Hnahlan is a village located in the Champhai district of Mizoram, India. It sits near the Myanmar border and is characterized by its hilly terrain and remote location. The primary language spoken is Mizo. Hnahlan is primarily an agricultural community, with farming as the main source of livelihood for the inhabitants. The area is known for its vineyards and wine production, making it a notable contributor to Mizoram's wine industry. Access to the village can be challenging due to its location and the condition of the roads. Electricity and other modern amenities may be limited compared to urban areas of Mizoram. The population is generally small, and the community maintains traditional Mizo customs and culture.