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Nestled in the southern tipoff the Northeast India, Mizoram is among the popular states when it comes to travelling in the eastern part of India. Located between Myanmar and Bangladesh, the state is gifted with an abundance of natural beauty that attracts people from all over the country. Spread over 21,000 sq km of land the place boasts its beauty with the serene environment more than 21 hill ranges, and stunning landscapes. Mizoram is also home to numerous historical sites and wildlife parks that highly contribute to the tourism of the state.

Capital City: Aizawl

Climate: Mild climatic conditions

Best Month to Visit: October to March

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Breathtaking landscapes, rich culture, diver wildlife, vibrant festivals, lakes, geographical diversity, unique cuisines

Sightseeing Places in Mizoram

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Aizawl

Aizawl, the capital city of Mizoram, is a magnificent hilltop destination that sits at an impressive altitude of 1132 meters above sea level. The city is surrounded by the imposing peaks of Durtlang on the north and is situated on ridges of steep hills that offer breathtaking views of the Sylvan valley of the river Tlawng in the west and the river Tuirial in the east and south.

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Lunglei

Lunglei, located in Southern Mizoram, is the second largest city in the state and undoubtedly the best starting point for nature lovers to explore the surrounding areas that are abundant in flora and fauna. This city also serves as the headquarters of Lunglei district and offers an amazing experience to visitors with its small villages and landmarks steeped in folklore and legends. With an altitude of 1222 meters, Lunglei is perched higher than Aizawl and can be easily reached by a 169 km drive from there.

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Tam Lake

Tamdil Lake is the largest lake in the state of Mizoram and a natural wonder that is bound to leave you spellbound. This man-made lake was created with the sole purpose of becoming a tourist attraction and it has succeeded in doing just that. With its breathtaking landscape, crystal-clear blue water, and tranquil atmosphere, Tamdil Lake is a must-visit destination for any nature lover.

How to Reach Mizoram

Air

The state is well connected with the rest of Indian cities through direct flights. Lengpui Airport is the only airport in the state located at a distance of 32 from the city of Aizawl

Train

Bairabi railway station is the only station of Mizoram located at a distance of 90 km from Aizawl.

Road

Mizoram can be easily travelled from roadways through various routes. There are a total of 6 national highways that pass through the state allowing easy access from the other major cities of India.

Travel Information

Popularly known as the songbird of India, Mizoram is one of the smallest states of India that boasts its beauty with waterfalls, lakes, valleys, scenic villages and panoramic mountain ranges. The state has been one of the most preferred destinations when it comes to travelling in the eastern part of India, especially the seven sister states. The state also shares international borders with Myanmar and Bangladesh making it one of the protected areas of northeast India due to which people need to obtain an Inner Line Permit (ILP) for visiting the state.

Hospitality is the major part of their culture which also highly contributes to the tourism of the state. The state is also known for its lush green hills and bamboo forests which are highly utilized in the form of art and crafts such as decorative items made from wooden carvings and souvenirs made from cane and bamboo. Festivals are the major part of their culture which is widely celebrated across the state with joy and enthusiasm.

Culture and People

Mizoram is renowned for its unique culture that reflects the diversity of several ethnic groups living within the state. The people of Mizoram generally called themselves as Mizos include some of the major tribes of the state including Hmar, Lai, Lusei and Ralte. Mizos are joyful with being highly skilled in art, music and sports. These people are highly attached to their rituals and cultures that have been followed over generations. The traditional dress of Mizos is a combination of bright colour fabrics which are mostly used during religious events and festivals. ‘Puan’ is the traditional dress of women, while men wear ‘Pachhu’.

Food

The cuisine of Mizoram is popular among tourists and is highly influenced by North Indian and Chinese cuisines. Rice is the staple diet accompanied wide range of non-vegetarian and vegetarian dishes. Most of the foods are prepared using a very minimal amount of oil and are generally served in the banana leaf. Bamboo shoots, mushrooms, and eggs are the major ingredients of Mizo cuisine. Some of the popular foods of Mizoram include Bai and Koat Pitha. Bamboo Shoot Fry, Misa Mach Poora and Panch Phoran Tarka.

Festival

Mizoram is one of the prominent parts of northeast India that is widely known for its vibrant culture and diverse community that can be witnessed in its festivals. Music and dance forms are the major part of their traditions that are performed on the eve of festivals and religious events. Some of the popular festivals include Chapchar Kut, Anthurium, Mim Kut, and Khuado Kut.