Barak Valley

Barak Valley is a region in the southern part of Assam, India, known for its distinct cultural identity and geography. It is named after the Barak River, which flows through the area. The valley is surrounded by hills and is largely agricultural, producing crops like tea, rice, and fruits. The region is home to diverse communities, including various ethnic groups and languages. Major towns include Silchar, the largest city, which serves as an economic and educational hub. Barak Valley is also noted for its scenic beauty and biodiversity, attracting visitors for its natural landscapes and cultural richness.