CHIN STATE


Capital: Hakha

Falam District

·                     Falam Township

·                     Hakha Township

·                     Htantlang Township

·                     Tiddim Township

·                     Tonzang Township


Mindat District

·                     Mindat Township

·                     Matupi Township

·                     Kanpetlet Township

·                     Paletwa Township


Reading in a year

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  • Dai
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  • Hakha
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  • Who are the the Zomis?
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  • History Background of Matupi
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