Hakha

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Hakha is a hill town in western Myanmar that serves as the administrative and cultural center of the Chin people.

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Hakha canonical 15

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Predicate Object
instanceOf populated place
settlement
town
administrativeFunction seat of Chin State government
seat of local district administration
climateClassification subtropical highland climate
country Myanmar
countryCapitalLevel state capital in Myanmar
elevation approximately 1860 meters above sea level
ethnicGroupAssociated Chin people
governingCountryCapital Naypyidaw
hasCulturalSignificanceFor Chin people
hasEthnicMinorityStatus center of Chin ethnic minority in Myanmar
isCapitalOf Chin State
locatedIn Chin State
locatedInMountainRange Chin Hills
locatedInRegion western Myanmar
locatedInSubregion northwestern Myanmar
locatedOnContinent Asia
majorReligion Christianity
primaryLanguageSpoken Burmese language
Hakha Chin language
regionType hill town
religiousDemography majority Christian population
role administrative center of the Chin people
cultural center of the Chin people
terrain mountainous
timeZone Myanmar Standard Time
transportConnection connected by mountain roads to other towns in Chin State
utcOffset +6:30

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Chin State capital Hakha
Chin State largestCity Hakha
Chin State hasCity Hakha
Hakha Chin spokenIn Hakha
Hakha Chin primaryTown Hakha
Hakha Chin hasDialects Hakha
Chin State capital Hakha
subject linked to: Chin State, Myanmar
Chin State largestCity Hakha
subject linked to: Chin State, Myanmar
Chin State administrativeCenter Hakha
subject linked to: Chin State, Myanmar
Tedim provinceCapital Hakha