Mizoram

It is a different feeling to be in the state of Mizoram, one of the few places in India where tourists need to get the Inner Line Permit to travel. The state with nearly 90% forest cover, is yet low on the tourist map and it is mainly due to its remote location, and lack of publicity along with the ILP. But if you are an intrepid traveller who loves exploring new places then head to Mizoram, the entry point to which is Aizawl. It is a beautiful city with pleasant weather and sets a good tempo to start the Mizo expedition. The hill stations, hill peaks, waterfalls, and other tourist places will keep you occupied and travelling through the hilly state will thrill you more. The rugged roads with only the Sumo Taxis as a means of transportation apart from Private vehicles will make the journey engrossing. The recent spotting of a Tiger in the Dampa Tiger Reserve (not seen since 2018) has created more interest in the state. Mizoram is known for the discipline and the rules the people follow in day-to-day life and because of this, the journey through the state is usually incident free and memorable.

Lunglei
It is a hill station and the southernmost tip of the state, approximately 170 kilometres away from Aizawl. Khawnglung wildlife sanctuary and Saza sanctuary are the 2 reserved forests in the vicinity of Lunglei that deserve a visit. Apart from these, the city has many viewpoints nearby for heavenly views of nature.

Champhai
Approximately 170 kilometres away from Aizawl towards the southwest, Champhai is a charming hill city known for the lovely weather, hills, serenity, and green surroundings. Many tourists visit the city and spend a couple of days enjoying the nearby tourist places.