Mizoram is a beautiful hill state of India known for its lush green mountains, bamboo forests, waterfalls, clean & well organised hill towns, traditional Mizo heritage villages and deep Christian & tribal traditions. Aizawl city is the capital of Mizoram.

District-wise Best Tourist Attractions in Mizoram:

Tourist attractions in Aizawl district:

Aizawl district (HQ: Aizawl) is known for its scenic hills, museums, churches and vibrant Mizo culture. Key tourist attractions in Aizawl district are:

• Aizawl City: The capital city of Mizoram, famous for scenic hills, churches, local markets and Mizo culture. Key attractions are:

• Mizoram State Museum: Showcase of Mizo tribal artifacts, historic relics and traditional costumes, located in Aizawl city.

• Solomon’s Temple: This large white marble church is major religious site of Mizoram, located in Aizawl town.

• Presbyterian Church:  An important place of Christian religious and social activities in Mizoram.

• Catholic Church: A beautiful hilltop church in Aizawl, known for spiritual gatherings.

• Durtlang Hills: Hust nearby hills offering panoramic views of Aizawl city and valleys.

• Bara Bazar:  Famous shopping center in Aizawl city to purchase traditional Mizo handicraft and textiles.

• K V Paradise: A beautiful memorial called ‘Mini Taj Mahal’ of Aizawl, built by local resident in Durtlang hills at 8 Kms.

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• Falkawn Village: A traditional heritage village, at 18 Kms to Aizawl, exhibiting old Mizo lifestyle and culture.

• Hmuifang: A scenic mountain peak at 50 Kms from Aizawl near Thenzawl town, known for green hills, forests, adventure tourism and peaceful surroundings.

Tourist attractions in Champhal district:

Champhai district, known as the “Rice Bowl of Mizoram,” lies near the Myanmar border (HQ: Champhai), key attractions are: ,

• Champhai: A scenic town near the Myanmar border known for valleys, vineyards, and Mizo culture.

• Murlen National Park: Dense forested area home of orchids, rare wildlife and rich biodiversity near Myanmar border.

• Rih Dil: A sacred heart shaped lake associated with Mizo myth located near the India-Myanmar border.

• Other Attractions: Vangchhia (Archaeological site), Mura Puk (Six mysterious caves), Lamsial Puk (cave containing ancient human skeletons), Kungawrhi Puk (cave associated with Mizo myth).

Tourist attractions in Mamit district:

Mamit district is known for biodiversity, vibrant tribal culture and adventure tourism forests (HQ: Mamit city), key attractions are:

Reiek hills: A beautiful hill destination, at 29 Kms from Aizawl, known for panoramic views, trekking, sunrise/sunset views and traditional Mizo heritage village.

Dampa Tiger Reserve: The largest wildlife sanctuary in Mizoram, home to tigers, leopards, hoolock gibbons, elephants etc near West Phaileng town.

Other Attractions: Pukzing Cave (largest cave in Mizoram associated with a myth), Thawmpawnga Puk (a charming cave in Ailawng, attracting adventure seekers), Tuisen Falls (a beautiful waterfall).

Tourist attractions in Serchhip district:

Serchhip district if known for its forests, waterfalls and Thenzawl handicraft (HQ: Serchhip), key attractions are:

Thenzawl Town: A town near Serchhip city popular for handloom weaving, waterfalls, Golf Course & Resort and eco-tourism activities.

Vantawng Falls: The highest waterfall in Mizoram, surrounded by lush forests and scenic hills near Thenzawl town.

Tuirihiau Falls: A unique waterfall where visitors can walk behind the falling water near Thenzawl town.

Other Attractions: Khawnglung Wildlife Sanctuary, Chhingpuii Thlan (scenic historical memorial).

Tourist attractions in Lawngtlai district:

Lawngtlai – Headquarters: Lawngtlai

Lawngtlai district famous for its beautiful Blue Mountains, rich biodiversity and tribal culture (HQ: Lawngtlai), key attractions are:

Phawngpui: The highest peak in Mizoram, also called Blue Mountains, famous for trekking and wildlife, near Sangau town.

Ngengpui Wildlife Sanctuary: Famous for tropical forests, birds and wildlife conservation, located at 40 Kms from Lawngtlai town.

Other Attractions: Sinemon Wildlife Sanctuary, Lohawka Wildlife Sanctuary (untouched habitats and rich flora & fauna).

Tourist attractions in Saiha district:

Saiha district known for nature tourism, boating, birdwatching and Mara tribal culture (HQ: Saiha), key attractions are:

Palak Lake: The largest natural lake in Mizoram near Phura village & Saiha town, known for birdlife and natural beauty.

Other Attractions: Pioneer Missionary bungalow (in historic Saikao village), Castle of Beino (high rock formations on Koladyne River associated with a local myth), Mount Mawma (offering panoramic views of Bangladesh and Myanmar).

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