Mizoram Tour

Duration: 6 Nights 7 Days

Details

Day 1
: Arrival in Aizawl

Arrive at Lengpui Airport, transfer to hotel.
Explore Aizawl city: visit Solomon’s Temple, Mizoram State Museum, Bara Bazar.
Overnight stay in Aizawl.

Day 2
: Aizawl - Reiek Excursion

Drive to Reiek, a picturesque hill village known for its trekking trails and panoramic views.
Trek to Reiek Peak, explore the traditional Mizo village.
Return to Aizawl for overnight stay.

Day 3
: Aizawl to Hmuifang

Head to Hmuifang, known for its pristine hills and untouched forests.
Visit the Hmuifang Tourist Resort, and enjoy nature walks and birdwatching.
Overnight stay in Hmuifang.

Day 4
: Hmuifang to Vantawng Falls

Visit the highest waterfall in Mizoram, Vantawng Falls.
Enjoy the scenic beauty and take a short nature trek around the area.
Proceed to a nearby village to experience Mizo hospitality.
Overnight stay at a local guesthouse.

Day 5
: Vantawng to Champhai

Travel to Champhai, the "Rice Bowl of Mizoram," with mesmerizing views of rice terraces and hills.
Visit Rih Dil, a heart-shaped lake located on the Indo-Myanmar border.
Explore local markets and traditional Mizo culture.
Overnight stay in Champhai.

Day 6
: Champhai to Tam Dil Lake

Visit Tam Dil Lake, a serene natural lake surrounded by dense forests.
Enjoy boating and a picnic by the lake.
Return to Aizawl for an overnight stay.

Day 7
: Aizawl - Lunglei Excursion (Optional)

Optionally visit Lunglei, a charming hill town known for its natural beauty.
Explore Lunglei Rock and viewpoints.
Return to Aizawl for departure.

Best Time to Visit

October to March (Pleasant weather, ideal for outdoor activities).

How to Reach

By Air: Nearest airport is Lengpui Airport, Aizawl (connected with Kolkata, Guwahati). By Train: Nearest railway station is Silchar, Assam (170 km from Aizawl). By Road: Well-connected by road via NH 54 from Silchar and Guwahati.

Distance Between Important Points

Aizawl to Reiek: 30 km Aizawl to Hmuifang: 50 km Aizawl to Vantawng Falls: 137 km Aizawl to Champhai: 188 km Aizawl to Tam Dil Lake: 85 km Aizawl to Lunglei: 165 km

Entry Fees

Mizoram State Museum: ₹10 (subject to change) Reiek Trek: ₹20 Vantawng Falls: ₹10 Tam Dil Lake: ₹10

Closing Day

Most tourist spots remain open throughout the week. However, local shops and markets may close on Sundays.

Add-on Spots

• Phawngpui Peak (highest peak in Mizoram) Dampa Wildlife Sanctuary Falkawn Village (traditional Mizo village)

Historical Background

Mizoram, a state in northeast India, has a rich history and culture shaped by the Mizo tribes. It became a part of India in 1947 and was declared a state in 1987. Mizoram is known for its vibrant festivals, traditional dance forms, and a strong sense of community among its people.

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