Hkamti

Hkamti, also spelled Khamti or Hkamti Long, is a town and administrative center located in the Sagaing Region of Myanmar. It is situated in the Hkamti Township, within the Hkamti District. The town is positioned in the northwestern part of the country, close to the border with India. Hkamti is known for its strategic location, serving as a gateway to more remote areas of the region.

The economy of Hkamti is primarily based on agriculture, with rice being a significant crop. Other agricultural activities and trade also contribute to the local economy. The town experiences a tropical monsoon climate. Hkamti is accessible by road, and while there is no major airport within the town itself, nearby airstrips serve the broader region.

Historically, Hkamti has been an important settlement in the area, with a diverse ethnic population, including the Khamti Shan people, who are indigenous to the region. The town plays a role in regional administration and provides essential services to its inhabitants and surrounding villages. The natural landscape surrounding Hkamti is characterized by hills and forests, reflecting its location in a less developed and more rural part of Myanmar.