Tourist Places In Mizoram




Mizoram is one of the Seven Sisters, a north-eastern state of India. It provides a unique destination for tourists with its dramatic landscapes, enjoyable weather, and interesting cuisine. It shares borders nationally with Assam, Manipur, Tripura, and internationally with Bangladesh, and Myanmar. The best time to visit Mizoram is between November and March. It's capital Aizawl, has its Lengpui Airport and is well connected to all major metros. The closest railway stations are Bairabi, Mualkhang, and Khamrang Railway Station. Indians require an Inner Line Pass is required for entry into Mizoram which is not too complicated to obtain.

Here are 5 tourist places to cover on your visit to Mizoram

  1. Aizawl - It is the capital of Mizoram and is a beautiful old city situated on steep hills. Some of the attractions here are Solomon’s Temple, the State Museum, Reiek Heritage village, and Durtlang Hills. Bara Bazaar at Bau Tlang is the main shopping center. Also, visit Tamdil lake.
  2. Lunglei – It is the second largest city of Mizoram and an apt place for nature lovers. Places to visit include the stone bridge Lung-lei, Khawnglung, Saza, and Thorangtlang Wildlife Sanctuary, and Saikuti Hall
  3. Thenzawl – This beautiful town is located in Serchhip district of Mizoram. The main tourist attraction here is Vantawng Falls, the highest waterfall in the state.
  4. Champhai – Champhai is a flat land that offers a stunning view of the surrounding hills. Popular places to visit here are Murlen National Park, Rih Dil lake, Mura Puk, Lengteng Wildlife Sanctuary, and Thaisama Seno Neihna
  5. Hmuifang Tlang – Situated 50 km from Aizawl, Hmuifang Tlang is a perfect place for mountain biking. Enjoy trails at  Baktawng, Trail Sialsuk, and Trail Lungleng.  And explore hilltops of places such as Chawilung, Hmuifang, Sumsuih, and Thiak.

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