Haflong Town Market

Haflong Town Market is the central marketplace of Haflong, the hill station headquarters of Dima Hasao district in Assam. Located in the heart of Haflong town, it serves as the main commercial hub for locals and visitors. The market is known for fresh local produce, traditional Dimasa handicrafts, handwoven textiles, and everyday goods. It offers insight into the daily life and multicultural community of Assam's only hill station.

Visitors can expect a bustling open and semi-covered street market in central Haflong with rows of small shops and roadside stalls. The market sells fresh vegetables, fruits, spices, local rice varieties, handwoven Dimasa textiles, bamboo and cane handicrafts, and daily household goods. The setting is compact and walkable, surrounded by small eateries and tea stalls, with a lively local atmosphere reflecting the town's Dimasa, Zeme, Hmar and other communities.

Haflong Town Market has developed as the principal trading centre of Haflong since the town became the headquarters of Dima Hasao district (formerly North Cachar Hills). It has long served the diverse hill communities of the district as a centre for exchange of agricultural produce and handicrafts.

The market reflects the multicultural character of Dima Hasao, with Dimasa, Zeme Naga, Hmar, Kuki and other communities trading together. It is known for traditional handloom textiles, bamboo crafts and local food products that represent the hill culture of the region.