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About Haflong
Haflong is a town in India in the state of Assam. It is the main slope station in Assam. Haflong is a Dimasa word meaning Anthill. Haflong had a populace of 43,756. Guys establish 45% of the populace and females 55%. Haflong has a normal proficiency rate of 92%, higher than the national normal of 59.5%: male education is 85%, and female proficiency is 75%. In Haflong, 12% of the populace is under 6 years old.
The number of inhabitants in the Town contains different clans and races who keep up their own lingo, culture, traditions and uses. Aside from different clans Oriental Indians, non-tribals likewise represent a sizable measure of the populace. They are for the most part government workers, merchants living in urban and semi-urban zone. The little and quiet Town shield the flawless individuals – warm and intriguing – and as vivid as the land itself. It is additionally the home of different clans: Dimasa, Nagas, Hmar, Kukis, Biate, Bengali, Assamese, and Hrangkhol.
Haflong is a hilly town surrounded by lots of natural beauties like fluent water streams, lush green hills and bounty waterfalls. Main attractions are:
- Ethnic Villages
- Statue of Rani Maa Gaidinliue
- Fiangpui Garden
- Fiangpui Presbyterian Church
- Samparidisa Eco Tourism Village
- Haflong Lake
- Slope see from circuit house, and so on
- Slope see from Moulpong
- Jatinga Bird Observatory
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