What if we told you that you could travel to a different country simply by walking from one room to another in your house? We’re not joking or reminiscing about childhood games. There is, in fact, a real house that exists in two countries—India and Myanmar. Located in a village in Nagaland, India, this unique house is also part of the neighbouring Sagaing region in Myanmar.
The Indo-Myanmar border runs through the house of the village chief (also referred as King), making different parts of the residence belong to two countries. The kitchen of this house falls in Myanmar and its bedrooms are in India.
In a recent vlog, Instagram influencer Akshay Jangid captured this unique home on camera, calling it "India's most unique house." He also shared the route details to this village, encouraging travel enthusiasts to visit.
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Longwa Village, Nagaland
"Longwa village, Nagaland – India ke Indo-Myanmar border pe basaa ek anokha gaon, jaha india ka most unique ghar hai, jiske bich me se border nikalta hai (Longwa village, Nagaland – A unique village located on the India-Myanmar border, where India’s most unique house stands, with the border running right through it)", he stated while sharing this video on social media.
This region enjoys a special status under the Free Movement Regime (FMR), allowing residents to hold dual citizenship, which helps them navigate daily life seamlessly. Notably, students cross the border to attend school, office-goers travel for work, and more.
The internet has been fascinated by this place which is located in two countries. Many travel lovers visit this border house in Nagaland for a unique experience.
