Behiang is a small border-village located in the Churachandpur district of Manipur, India. It lies in the Singngat tehsil, close to the India–Myanmar border, and is accessible via the historic Tedim Road.As per the 2011 Census, Behiang had a population of 202 people (112 males and 90 females), living in about 34 households.The village demonstrated a relatively high literacy rate of approximately 82.93 %, with male literacy at ~90.22 % and female literacy at ~73.61 %.Behiang holds strategic and economic significance: it has been proposed by the state government to be developed as a second trade corridor to Southeast Asia (after Moreh), under India’s Act East Policy — underscoring its border-village location and potential for cross-border trade.