MIZORAM

Discover Mizoram | Land of the Blue Mountains

Discover Mizoram

Where the Blue Mountains Meet Vibrant Culture

Mizoram's Breathtaking Landscapes

Nestled in the northeastern corner of India, Mizoram is a land of rolling hills, dense bamboo forests, and cascading waterfalls. Discover why they call it the "Land of the Blue Mountains."

Aizawl

The capital city perched on ridges with stunning valley views, vibrant markets, and rich colonial history.

Explore Aizawl

Phawngpui (Blue Mountain)

Mizoram's highest peak offering breathtaking views of the Myanmar hills and the Chhimtuipui River.

Discover Phawngpui

Vantawng Falls

Mizoram's highest and most spectacular waterfall, cascading down 750 feet amidst lush greenery.

Visit Vantawng

Mizo Culinary Delights

Mizo cuisine is a flavorful blend of fresh ingredients, smoked meats, and bamboo shoots. Discover the unique tastes that define this hill culture.

Bai

A traditional vegetable stew made with local greens, bamboo shoots, and smoked pork or fish.

Sawhchiar

Mizo-style rice cooked with chicken or pork and flavored with local herbs.

Vawksa Rep

Smoked pork cooked with bamboo shoots - a signature Mizo delicacy.

Vibrant Mizo Culture

Mizoram's culture is a colorful tapestry of music, dance, festivals, and traditional crafts that reflect the spirit of its people.

Chapchar Kut

March

The most popular festival marking the end of winter and beginning of spring. Celebrated with traditional dances like Cheraw (bamboo dance), music, and feasting.

Mim Kut

August-September

A harvest festival honoring ancestors with offerings of the season's first crops, accompanied by singing, dancing, and traditional games.

Traditional Puanchei Shawls

The iconic red and black striped Puanchei shawl is Mizoram's most famous handloom product, traditionally woven by Mizo women and worn during festivals.