Mizoram is one of the popular tourist attractions in India. If you are planning for a visit to India, you should not miss the chance of visiting Mizoram. It is situated in the southern part of Northeastern India. The neighboring countries are Myanmar and Bangladesh. Mountain peaks have beautified the region, immensely. The highest peak is the Phawngpui The Blue Mountain.
According to the 2001 census the population of Mizoram is 888,573. The literacy rate of Mizoram is 88.8%, the second highest in the country. It was in the year 1972 on January 21st that Mizoram became a Union Territory.
The climatic condition of Mizoram is mild. The summers are cool and the winters, very cold. The temperature ranges between 11 degree centigrade and 21 degree centigrade. The temperature in the summer varies between 20 degree centigrade and 29 degree centigrade. There is an influence of the monsoons as well. There is heavy rainfall during the months of May to September. The average rainfall is about 254 cm. During winter there is no rainfall. The place is rich in flora and fauna.
What to see in Mizoram
The state of Mizoram is a land of enchanting hills, famous for its beautiful expanse of jagged mountain ranges that are covered with mist. With deep narrow valleys, thick forests and an array of flora and fauna, the state becomes a preferred tourist destination.
Tourist destinations: The state of Mizoram is a popular tourist destination with its scenic capital, Aizawl. The city of Aizawl is a religious and cultural center of the Mizos. Champhai is a busy Commercial town and is a Naturalist's paradise. It is an important agriculture and sericulture center.
Handicrafts: The state of Mizoram is popular for its traditional handicrafts, which include some of the typical Mizo designs. One has to see them to believe the intricate traditional designs woven by the Mizo women; the traditional craft of the Mizo people can also be seen in their exquisite cane and bamboo work.
Dances: The dances of Mizoram depict the rich culture of the state. Mizos have maintained their culture with their traditional dances, which include a number of both community and folk dances. The main dances performed by the Mizos include Cheraw or Bamboo Dance, Khuallam, Khual, Chheih Lam, Chai Lam, Rallu Lam, Solakia,
Sarlamkai and Par Lam.
Your trip to Mizoram will leave a lasting impression on you.
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