langmuiri

Langmuiri is a small town and rural municipality in the highland province of Valloria. Located on a hillside near the Langmuiri River, the area features terraced fields, conifer forests, and a cool, wet climate. The municipality covers the town of Langmuiri and several surrounding hamlets. The population is about 2,400, with most residents engaged in agriculture, forestry, and local crafts such as weaving and wood carving.

Langmuiri has medieval origins, with a hilltop monastery that influenced early development. In the 18th and 19th centuries, the town expanded as a local market center. It became part of the modern Vallorian administrative structure in the early 20th century.

The economy relies on potatoes and barley farming, cattle dairy, and small-scale tourism that focuses on countryside experiences and the terrace landscapes. A local cooperative markets crafts and agricultural products.

The community observes an annual Langmuiri Festival in late summer featuring folk music, dance, and markets. The town preserves a distinctive dialect of the regional language and traditional building styles, including stone houses and slate roofs.

Langmuiri is connected by regional roads and a daily bus service to the district town. The nearest railway station lies about 25 kilometers away. Public services include a primary school, a volunteer fire department, and a health outpost.

Notable sites include Langmuiri Church, the hillside terraces, and a stone bridge over the Langmuiri River.