Mizoram, on the southernmost corner of the northeast, is Christian dominated state. the most ideal season to visit Mizoram is during the winters. The Chapchar Kut is a major agricultural festival, which is celebrated with great fun in the month of March. The people dress up in their traditional dresses and ceremonial costumes. You may catch a sight of forest fire, which is the traditional method of slash-and-burn cultivation or Jhum cultivation.

Aizwal, the capital city of Mizoram is located on the ridge commanding the view of the Tlawng River Valley. It is a quiet city with not too many tourists. You can find the youngsters playing guitars on the streets. You can visit Tlangnuam is 6 km from Aizwal and offers a breathtaking view of the city. The Bara Bazaar in the city is the place where you can buy souvenirs like the bamboo and cane handicrafts, handloom bags, shawls and wrap-dresses.

Tamdil Lake is the largest lake of the state and ideal place for picnic. It is a rich source of fishes and prawns. The adventure loving people can venture into the dense growth of the tropical evergreen forests and bamboo. You may spot a variety of wildlife Bear, Deer and the Wild Pig.

Vatawng Waterfalls on the Lau River are the tallest waterfall of Mizoram. They fall from the height of 750 ft. The setting of bamboo groves and lush green forests makes the beauty of the waterfalls more splendid. the boating and angling facilities are available at the spot.

Phawngpui or the Blue Mountain is the highest peak of Mizoram with a height of 2157 m. It is very close to the border of Myanmar. The trekking through the slopes of the mountain presents a perfect view of the Chimtuipui River and the vegetal growth of the Bamboos, orchids and rhododendron. If you love to watch butterflies, this is the place to watch them in infinite colors. the villages that can be visited from here are Saga and Asia. Nearby Asia is the Lake Palak well-known fishing spot of the area.