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Aizawl This is the largest city in the state. It is the seat of a rich tribal cultural extravaganza and is famous for its handicrafts and Aizawl is also the center of administration containing all the important government offices, state assembly houses, and civil secretariat. There is a population of Aizawl strongly reflects the different communities of the ethnic Mizo people.
Thasiama Seno Neihna -It was the fairy herself who would guide Thasiama’s Mithun to this plateau for delivering her babies safely, and also protect them all against the fierce tigers that inhabited the area. To reach Thasiama Seno Neihna, one may hire a tourist vehicle from Champhai.
On Arrival Aizawl, head straight to Mizoram’s largest church, Solomon's Temple. The church’s architecture, the backdrop of the hills and the peaceful environs make this place one of the most popular tourist attractions in the city. Built by the religious group Kohhran Thianghlim, the structure takes inspiration from Solomon’s Temple of Jerusalem and was opened to the public very recently in 2017. In the evening, head to the flea market of Bara Bazar to shop for souvenirs and handicrafts. A vibrant market is also a great place for you to understand the culture of the city, and to meet and greet locals. People from nearby villages and tribes flock to the market with their traditional wicker baskets to sell a wide range of local delights. While you are here, don’t forget to stop at one of the many eateries to try out the authentic cuisine, comprising of Koat Pitha (fried fritters made of rice flour, jaggery and bananas), Misa Mach Poora (a shrimp preparation) and Chhum Han or Bai (made of steamed vegetables/pork and had along with rice). Return the Hotel And overnight stay in the Aizwal hotel.
After breakfast drive to Armed Veng church and Bhwngkawn Shiv Mandir
Armed Veng Church:-
Bawnqkawn shiv Mandir:- Bawngkawn Shiv Mandir Aizawl - Comprehensive travel guide of Bawngkawn Shiv ... Entrance Fees, Opening Closing Days & Hours, Images of Bawngkawn Shiv Mandir Aizawl.
Return the hotel and overnight stay in the Aizwal hotel.
After Breakfast, we will be driven to Thasiama Seno Check into the Hotel and overnight stay in the Thansiama Seno Hotel.
After Breakfast, we will be visiting Thasiama Seno Neihna and Fiara Tui
Thasiama Seno – Neihna:- Thasiama Seno Neihna is a beautiful plateau on a craggy hill at Vaphai village, which is about 86 km from Champhai. affair with a fairy named Chawngtinleri and that this fairy had bestowed a gift to Thasiama that his Mithun would multiply and make him rich and prosperous. To reach Thasiama Seno Neihna, one may hire a tourist vehicle from Champhai.
fiara Tui:- Fiara Tui, a beautiful spring is located 65 km away from Champhai. The spring holds a special place amongst the Mizos as the sweetness, and the purity of its water has been mentioned in many of their writings and folklores. The spring that originated from the Tan Tlang Mountain is associated with a popular legend of the region, according to which, there was an orphan named Fiara living in the Lamsial village (the village no longer exists today). Apparently, the boy had a shy nature and never went out to fetch water from the common village spring except for night time and early dawn, when nobody was around. It was on a particular day the boy discovered a small spring trickling out from under a rock. The water of the spring was found to be cool, clear and sweet in taste. Henceforth, the spring grew in fame. Some even believe the water of the spring to have magical beautifying powers.
Return the hotel in the evening and overnight stay in the Hotel.
RIH DIL:-. Rih Lake is the largest lake in Mizoram and is often contested to be situated in Myanmar. It is a beautiful heart-shaped lake, believed to be the passage of souls to their eternal abode and is 14 miles from Champhai in Mizoram and 63 miles from Falam, a town of Myanmar.
Early morning, post breakfast, get transferred Aizawl Airport, catch a flight for your onward journey.
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