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How To Reach Gailong Village
Tamenglong, Manipur, India
Sub Place Details: Gailong Village is a historic and strategically located settlement in the Tamenglong district, famous for its preservation of the "Reangan" or massive stone monoliths. These stones were traditionally erected to mark village boundaries and serve as spiritual and physical defenses a gainst enemies. The village is situated on a high elevation, providing a natural defense and a spectacular view of the surrounding mountain ranges. The residents of Gailong are known for their deep knowledge of indigenous forest management and sustainable agriculture. The village is surrounded by thick virgin forests that are home to rare bird species and wild orchids. Historically, Gailong was a key player in the regional tribal networks, and its elders are repositories of ancient lore and traditional medicinal practices. The architecture of the village reflects its warrior past, with sturdy houses and communal spaces designed for collective security. The social life in Gailong is vibrant, with various seasonal festivals that involve community dancing, singing, and the sharing of traditional meals. The air here is exceptionally pure, and the pace of life is dictated by the seasons and the sun. For a traveler, Gailong offers a deep dive into the soul of the Zeliangrong people, where the modern world feels like a distant memory. The village is also a gateway for several trekking routes that lead deeper into the Barak river basin, making it a favorite for adventure seekers who want to explore the "Land of the Hornbill" in its most authentic form.
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By Air: Fly to Imphal, followed by a private vehicle hire.

By Train: Nearest major railhead is Dimapur, then travel by road.

By Road: Located on a branch road off the main Tamenglong-Imphal highway.

By Local Transport: Private Jeeps are the most reliable way to reach.

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