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Mizoram
Most people meet Kolasib without meaning to. It is the town you come through entering Mizoram from Assam, the border running alongside it and the road from…
The Pawi, also called the Hakha Chin, are what set Lawngtlai apart from the other district headquarters.
Cliffs and forest on every side, and the village itself on top of Mawmrang hill.
Mizoram's second town sits on a ridge with hills on every side, 729 metres up, and that setting is what most visitors remember.
Moderately sized is how the record puts it, which in the Thingsulthliah block of Saitual district means roughly two hundred families on a hillside.
The Mara name is Pala Tipo, swallowing lake, and it comes out of a Mara story of their own; in Mizo it is Palak Dil.
Getting there is most of it. Phullen sits 125 kilometres east of Aizawl in Saitual district, with Darlawn block on its western side and Ngopa to the east, and…
Serkawn runs straight into Lunglei — under a kilometre separates them, and most people cross the boundary without noticing.
Two spellings, one town. Siaha is the official name the Mara Autonomous District Council gave it; most people still write Saiha.
A reservoir rather than a beauty spot by design: the Fisheries Department owns Tam Dil and rears fish in it, while the Tourism Department keeps a holiday…
You can stand behind this waterfall. Caves run in behind the falling water at Tuirihiau, and that is the reason to come, because plenty of falls look good…
The Tyao runs 159 km along the line where Mizoram ends and Myanmar's Chin State begins.