Chin State, bordering India and Bangladesh in the west of Myanmar, is the epitome of off the beaten track. It is one of the country's poorest, least development and most sparsely populated areas and has very little in the way of infrastructure. However, for intrepid explorers who make their way there the potential rewords are great. This is an area with a patchwork of tribes speaking myriad languages and with lash forests and remote mountains to discover. Trekking into minority villages around the town of Mindat is possible, and the region's best-known peak, Mount Victoria, offers sublime views of the surrounding countryside – sometimes even as far as India on a clear day. Nearby Kanpetlet, a laidback town with decent accommodation, is a good place to base yourself before tackling the mountain.
No.(29), Room (802), 8th Floor, UMFCCI Building, Lanmadaw Township, Yangon, 11131 Myanmar.
Phone: (+951) 2302330, 2302331, 2314941
Fax: (+951) 2314945
Mobile: (+959) 2005648
