This remote Nagaland village sits on the India-Myanmar border, has a house that stretches across two countries
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Thursday, October 29, 2026
Nestled on the border of India and Myanmar, Longwa is a fascinating village that illustrates the deep-rooted cultural connections between the Konyak Naga people and the land they inhabit. The village chief's house straddles the international boundary, symbolizing the intertwined history of two nations. However, new regulations regarding border crossings could potentially disrupt these age-old ties, underscoring the complex relationship between geography and community life.
