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Loading…Traditional Mizo village replica set up in 1992 by the Department of Art and Culture, south of Aizawl.
A living museum with life-size Lal In (chief's house), Zawlbuk (bachelors' dormitory) and Pum (blacksmith's workshop), backstrap loom weaving demonstrations and festivals such as Chapchar Kut and Pawl Kut.
Within 1 km of Zokhua Falkawn.
Ethnographic museum on MacDonald Hill, a good first stop to learn about Mizo textiles, tools and history.
State zoo about 14 km from central Aizawl, open daily except Monday.
Open pitch in Mizoram, India
mosque in Mizoram, India
building in India
Memorial on Luangmual hill to Mizo fighters who died in the 1966-1986 struggle, with three spires and about 1,563 graves.
White Indo-Gothic church of the Salvation Army in Aizawl, known for its hourly chimes.
Historic Presbyterian church in central Aizawl.
Model Mizo village of traditional huts below Reiek peak, run by the state Tourism Department, with wide views over the hills.
Mizoram's highest waterfall, about 230 m, on the Vanva river 5 km south of Thenzawl, seen from a viewing tower.
waterfall in Mizoram, India
Monument at the southern end of Khawbung village honouring Mizo classical composers.
162 m cave near Ailawng, about 5 km from Reiek, named after the Mizo warrior Khuangchera; said to be the longest in Mizoram.
Kawtchhuah Ropui (literally The Great Entranceway in the Mizo language) is an archaeological heritage site located near Vangchhia village in Champhai district, Mizoram, India
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.