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Loading…National park (declared 1991) near the Myanmar border, about 245 km east of Aizawl, with dense sub-montane forest.
Oak, pine, rhododendron, bamboo and orchids grow here; tiger, leopard, Himalayan black bear, serow, hoolock gibbon and about 150 bird species are recorded.
Rocky cliff ledge near Dungtlang village, tied to the Mizo love story of Lianchhiari.
Small lake at Zote village near Champhai with six cave pits at the site.
Legendary mountain about 85 km from Champhai near Vaphai village, source of the Fiara Tui river.
River about 65 km from Champhai, said locally to have very pure water; it rises on Tan Tlang.
Grape-growing area near Champhai with a pleasant climate.
Cave near Farkawn village in Champhai district.
Mizoram's largest protected forest (about 500 sq km) in the far west, with forest walks, camping and rich birdlife.
Small sanctuary (35.75 sq km, 400-1,300 m) about 101 km from Aizawl with hoolock gibbon, serow and pheasants.
35.75 sq km sanctuary near Lunglei on the cliffs of Khawnglung mountain, once a fortified village.
110 sq km sanctuary (1991) in south-west Mizoram near Lawngtlai, with gaur, clouded leopard, hornbills and a few elephants.
wildlife sanctuary in Mizoram, India
Wildlife sanctuary in Mizoram
Park around Phawngpui (Blue Mountain), 2,157 m, the highest point of Mizoram, near Sangau; visits allowed November to April only.
Wildlife in Tam Dil.