Mizoram's highest waterfall, about 230 m, on the Vanva river 5 km south of Thenzawl, seen from a viewing tower.
The falls drop about 230 m in steep forested country, so they are seen from a viewing tower rather than from the base. Swimming is not allowed because of the force of the water and the deep pool. Wikivoyage mentions a cafeteria and a cottage for hire.
Model Mizo village of traditional huts below Reiek peak, run by the state Tourism Department, with wide views over the hills.
162 m cave near Ailawng, about 5 km from Reiek, named after the Mizo warrior Khuangchera; said to be the longest in Mizoram.
Traditional Mizo village replica set up in 1992 by the Department of Art and Culture, south of Aizawl.
Aizawl's oldest and best-known market for Mizo textiles, handloom, bamboo crafts, spices and fresh produce.
Busy Zarkawt street market known for fashion boutiques and street food stalls.
Government handloom and handicrafts emporium selling shawls, puan, bags, bamboo and cane work and jewellery.
Shop in Zarkawt selling bamboo goods such as baskets and khumbeu hats.
NGO-run handicraft shop in Electric Veng near Grace Hospital, known for fairly priced local crafts.