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Chandel, located in Manipur, is known for its lush hill landscapes and vibrant tribal culture. The district is home to various indigenous groups, including the Tangkhul, Mao, and Kuki tribes. Agriculture is the backbone of the economy, with rice, maize, and pineapples being key crops. The district also has several important temples and memorials, such as the Khongjom War Memorial, commemorating the 1891 Anglo-Manipur War. Chandel has a growing tourism industry, driven by its natural beauty, wildlife sanctuaries, and traditional cultural sites. Festivals like Yaoshang, Lai Haraoba, and Chingming are celebrated with fervor. The district is known for its diverse tribal languages and customs. Chandel is also gaining recognition as an eco-tourism destination, with its rich flora and fauna attracting wildlife enthusiasts. As infrastructure develops, the district is becoming more connected to other parts of Manipur and India.