Champhai is a well-known town in the Indian State of Mizoram. It is the headquarters for the district of Champhai and lies along the border with Myanmar. It covers an area of 3,185.83 square kilometers at an elevation of 1,678 meters. The population of the area stood at 32,734 people as of the year 2011. Mizo is the official language spoken here. The coordinates of the area are 23.4566° N, 93.3282° E. Infrastructure and Details The economy in Champhai mainly depends on trading and agriculture along with silverware, apparel and electronics which are imported. The area is known for its cultivation of rice and grapes. Reputed educational institutions here include the Champhai College along with several private and government schools as well. There is a helicopter service that functions on a regular basis, linking Aizawl to Champhai. The distance to Aizawl is 194 kilometers while there are regular maxi cab and bus services available too. There are primary healthcare centers available in Champhai as well. Property in Champhai You will find several options available for residential plots and independent houses at competitive prices. The area has witnessed considerable infrastructural development over the last few years, especially in terms of the basic amenities. Read More

Highlights about Champhai

National Highway 54 connects Champhai to other parts of the state more

Since Champhai is a trading town in Mizoram road connectivity is very good more

commercially Champhai is of high importance

new residential projects and booming commercial projects more

What is good here

State Transport Authority Mizoram
very good road infrastructure
good road condition
safe at nights
good street lighting system
Champhai Police station
Phawngpui Peak
smooth collection of waste by the Municipal
moderate air quality
booming commercial town with ample opportunities for trade and residence
many government offices
National Highway no. 6 (NH-6) Seling

What can be better

moderate traffic
smuggling and drug trafficking
pollution due to increased number of vehicles
frequent water shortage
frequent power outage