North East India
Discover Mizoram
Explore the Land of Blue Mountains where rolling hills stretch to the horizon, traditional Mizo culture thrives, and pristine waterfalls cascade through bamboo forests.
7,017Blue Peak (ft)
21Wildlife Sanctuaries
Welcome to Land of Blue Mountains
Mizoram, meaning Land of the Highlanders, is a serene northeastern state known for its undulating hills, rich biodiversity, and vibrant Mizo culture. With 91% literacy rate and a harmonious society, Mizoram offers a unique blend of natural beauty and cultural warmth.
Note: Inner Line Permit (ILP) required. We assist with permits.
Blue Mountains
Bamboo Dance
Curated Experiences
Mizoram Tour Packages
Bestseller6 Days / 5 Nights
Complete Mizoram Explorer
AizawlChamphaiReiekVantawng Falls
Nature4 Days / 3 Nights
Blue Mountain Retreat
Phawngpui PeakScenic ViewsOrchidsTrekking
Cultural3 Days / 2 Nights
Aizawl Cultural Weekend
City TourMarketsChurchesLocal Food
Festival5 Days / 4 Nights
Chapchar Kut Festival Tour
Spring FestivalTraditional DanceFeastingCulture
Adventure5 Days / 4 Nights
Waterfalls & Caves Adventure
Vantawng FallsPukzing CaveTam DilNature
Wildlife4 Days / 3 Nights
Mizoram Wildlife Safari
Dampa SanctuaryWildlifeBirdsForest Stays
Got Questions?
FAQs
Yes, Inner Line Permit (ILP) is required for all Indian citizens. Apply online at mizoramonline.gov.in. Foreign nationals need Restricted Area Permit (RAP). Processing takes 1-2 days. We assist with all permit formalities.
October to March offers the best weather with clear skies. March hosts the famous Chapchar Kut festival. April-May is pleasant but warmer. Avoid monsoon (June-September) due to heavy rainfall and landslides.
Lengpui Airport (Aizawl) has flights from Kolkata and Guwahati. Silchar (Assam) is the nearest railhead. By road from Silchar to Aizawl takes about 5-6 hours through scenic mountains.
Mizoram is one of India's safest states with very low crime rates. The Mizo people are known for their hospitality. It is a dry state, so alcohol is prohibited. The society is peaceful and well-organized.
Mizo society is known for Tlawmngaihna (selfless service). They have a rich tradition of bamboo dance (Cheraw), festivals like Chapchar Kut, unique cuisine, and a Christian majority with beautiful churches dotting the landscape.
Pack light woolens for evenings, comfortable walking shoes, rain gear (during monsoon), modest clothing respecting local culture, camera, and basic medicines. Carry cash as ATMs are limited outside Aizawl.
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Experience the warmth of Mizo hospitality and pristine hill beauty.
