Mizoram, meaning the land of hill people – is known for its mountains and valleys, verdant forests, thick bamboo jungles, vibrant wildlife, sparkling waterfalls, and breath-taking scenic views.

At a Glimpse

One of the ‘seven sisters’ states of east India this state is one of the safest places to visit. Most of the area is mountainous and it boasts of 21 hill ranges and numerous rivers and lakes. Being an unfrequented destination facilitates the state’s quaint appeal of its attractions like grass-clad landscapes, majestic waterfalls, dense greenery, and caves. Rugged terrains, gurgling rivers and wildlife offer plenty to the adventurous souls.

The fabric of social life surprises you with a rich tribal culture, forward thinking, women ruling the economy and a high style quotient. Mizo, Hindi and English are the key languages spoken. Their major festivals Chapchar Kut, Mim Kut & Thalfavang Kut are a true reflection of their colourful culture and mirthful nature.

Places to visit:

The capital, Aizawl, is the most popular town - a religious and cultural centre and one of the oldest cities of Mizoram. Mamit with its famous Dampa Tiger reserve is the place to visit if you are a wildlife enthusiast. Champai is the place to be for the nature lovers to soak in some beauty of thick forests and waterfalls, particularly Murlen National Park and Vantawng Falls. The trekking trails of Champai also lure adventure junkies. Another of the must visit places here is the village of Falkawn that gives a deep insight into traditional lifestyle of the people. If you are an avid paragliding fan, Serchip is your place to be.

Take a trip to Mizoram whether you’re looking for adventure, nature or just some good time to unwind.