Hihalle

Hihalle is a village located in the state of Manipur, India. It is situated in the Kangpokpi district, which lies in the northwestern part of the state. Hihalle is a small rural settlement surrounded by rolling hills and valleys, with the surrounding terrain characterized by its rugged terrain and varied landscape.

The village of Hihalle is inhabited by the second largest ethnic group of the state, the Naga. The Nagas are predominantly Christian, and Hihalle village is no exception. The majority of the villagers follow Christianity, with the presence of several churches and associated Christian institutions. The local culture is influenced by Christianity, reflecting a blend of traditional and modern practices.

Hihalle village has limited educational and healthcare facilities. The state-run schools in the area offer basic education up to high school level. Children and young adults often travel to larger towns for higher education and specialized training. The village has a basic healthcare center, with basic medical facilities. In case of serious medical emergencies, patients have to travel to larger towns and cities for specialized treatment.

The local economy is primarily based on agriculture, with many villagers engaged in farming and other allied activities. The fertile soil and favorable climate support a wide range of crops, including rice, maize, and vegetables. Livestock rearing, such as pigs, chickens, and cattle, is another significant source of income for the villagers. The local market primarily caters to the basic needs of the villagers, with occasional external trade and commerce.