Top Attractions of Mizoram in 2020

1. Murlen National Park, Mizoram

Murlen National Park is located at about 245 kilometers to the east of Aizawl, the capital of Mizoram and also close to the India - Myanmar border. Murlen National Park has a total area of about 200 square kilometers. The main attraction of this national park includes Tigers, Serows, Himalayan Bear and various species of Deers including Chamber Deer and Barking Deer. Also the park is rich in flora and fauna with a lot of varieties of birds and orchids. The place is also important due to its closeness to the Chin Mountains (Myanmar). Large area of relatively undisturbed Sub-Tropical evergreen forests are found in this park.

2. Dampa Wildlife Sanctuary, Mizoram

The Dampa Wildlife Sanctuary in Kolasib is situated at about 130 kilometers away from Aizwal, Mizoram. The sanctuary spread over an extensive area of about 550 square kilometers, The place is an ideal spot for nature buffs as the place is hilly protected by dense jungles. The sanctuary is rich with mountains, Forest Rivers, deep valleys, salt licks and so on. The altitude of the sanctuary may be in the range of 200 metre to 800 metre. November-March is the best time to visit the place. Summer is also cool. Some of the attractive species in the sanctuary includes tiger, elephant, leopard, swamp deer and others.

3. Aizawl Main Attractions

Aizawl is a dreamy and quiet hill station balanced on a high ridge. It is also the capital city of Mizoram. This old city seems like a fortress bounded by typical Mizo hamlets and flower beds. The main attractions of Aizawl includes a museum showcasing outfits, relics and traditional artifacts of the Mizos. Travellers should not miss visiting Aizwal, during their travel towards north eastern parts of the country. The city is a perfect spot for those who are looking for privacy, fresh air and a relaxed retreat.

4. Phawngpui Blue Mountain, Mizoram

The Blue Mountain otherwise known as Phawngpui Blue Mountain is recorded as the highest peak in the Mizoram having an altitude of 2,157 metres and is surrounded by bamboo bedding groves. It is located in Chhimtuipui region, which is opposite to river Koldyne (Chhimtuipui) and is close to India’s border with Myanmar. People can enjoy the sightseeing in the level ground of about 200 hectares, which offers a huge view of the Size Mountains and the winding undulated valleys. The timber around are abode to a range of rare varieties of plants and birds. Phawngpui is a well-respected peak, considered to be the residence of the Gods. The main attraction of Phawngpui Peak is that it is popular for orchid flowers and rhododendrons and we can also acquire the most wonderful viewpoint of Mizoram.