Loklung is a village located west of the Hakha border in Senthang District, Chin State, Myanmar. It lies approximately 9 miles from Hakha and is situated about 6,110 meters above sea level. Loklung village was founded in AD 1932 by settlers from Buanlung village, including Pu Ui Kung, Than Dun, Hrang Kual, Hmun Ung, Ruang Kar, Knok Cin, Phun Zam, and Lai Chum.

Dinlopa is a village located in the western part of Senthang District, Hakha Township, Chin State. It lies along the main Matupi Highway, about 31 miles from Hakha. The village is situated approximately 5,800 meters above sea level. Dinlopa was founded in AD 1965 by Pu Than Hnin, Pu Tum Khar, Pu Run Ceu, Pu Hram Bawm, and Pu Than Awi from Cintlang Village. The village spans about one mile in length and roughly one furlong in width.

Tilak is a village located in the eastern part of Senthang District, Hakha Township, Chin State. It is situated 12 miles from Gangaw city. The village was founded in AD 1975 by Pu Uk Mang from Phaipha (A) village. He was joined by Pu Hre Lian from Hausen village, Pu Do Ci, Pu Hau Len, and Pu Duh Mang from Daidin village.

Leium (B) is a village located in the eastern part of the Senthang District, Hakha Township, Chin State. It is situated 58 miles from Hakha. The village was founded 39 years ago, in AD 1987, by Pu Tum Bau (Innhmai) who came from Leium (A) village.Leium (B) is part of the Cangva village block in eastern Senthang District. Other villages in this block include Cangva village, Bungzung village, Leium (A) village, Keizuan village, Chawncum village, and Tilak village.

Leium (A) is a village located in the Senthang District of Hakha Township, Chin State. It is situated 42 miles from Hakha. The village was founded 78 years ago, in AD 1947, by several clans and families who migrated from Cangva village. The founders included Pu Hreh Lo (Kawipathlak), Pu Khen Uk (Tinthei), Pu Doi Phung (Vanhlung), Pu Mang Ling (Kawipathlak), Pu Duh Veng (Innhmai), and Pu Er Kio (Innhmai).

Hausen is a village located in Senthang District, Hakha Township, Chin State. It is situated 40 miles from Hakha. Hausen village was founded by Pu Kha Lung from Khuapi village in AD 1892. The British placed Hausen village under the rule of Pu Lian Hram, chief of Khuapi village.Before the present Hausen village, there was an earlier Hausen village that was destroyed by war. That original Hausen was founded by the Ceu Nak and Bokkheng clans from Phaipha village and the Hlawnca clans from Phaizawng village. Fearing attacks from Zokhua, they were accompanied by Pu Tial Hngak, son of Hakha chief Pu Lul Mang (Darkhuah). Van Mual village was later founded from Hausen, and from Van Mual, Buanlung village was established. The current Hausen village was rebuilt by Pu Kha Lung from Khuapi village.