MIZORAM

It shares its borders with Myanmar to the east and south, as well as Bangladesh to the west. Mizoram has a total land area of 21,087 square kilometres. The location of the state is extremely important from a military point of view due to the fact that it shares a border with another country that is 722 kilometres long. It has an average elevation of twelve metres above sea level and approximately twenty-one hill ranges in total. With an elevation of 2,360 metres above mean sea level, Phawngpui, sometimes referred to as Blue Mountain, is the tallest mountain in the state of Mizoram. These highlands are home to a total of sixteen significant rivers, valleys, and other topographic features. River Tlawng, which flows across the state, is 185.15 km long, making it the longest river in the state.