After arrival at Lengpui airport, drive to Aizawl (2 hours), The capital of Mizoram. Check-in a standard city hotel with modern amenities. Aizawl is a quaint hill town located at an altitude of 1,100m on the Lushai Hills Rest of the day will be free to explore the town for local sightseeing. Visit the State Museum which exhibits anthropological artifacts, rare photographs, archaeological objects and specimens of natural history from the region. If time permits, one can also visit Solomon Temple, a majestic church built of pure white marble and has the architectural style similar to the historic temple of King David in the Bible. Also visit KV Paradise on Durtlang Hill, it is a memorial built by Khawlhring in the memory of his wife and is locally known as the Mizo Taj Mahal. Enjoy sunset view from Durtlang which offers a panoramic view of Aizawl and the Tlawng river valley below. Evening will be free at leisure to explore the Bara Bazar market where one can see traditional items from the farms as well as fashionable urban culture. Return back to the hotel for an overnight stay.

Aizawl:

Aizawl is the capital city of Mizoram set amidst the rolling hills. Travellers here can visit the colourful markets, such as Bara Bazar, where they can shop for local handicrafts and traditional attire. Mizoram State Museum and the Durtlang Hills are two other prime attractions of Aizawl.

After breakfast, travel eastwards to Champhai (7 hours) near the Burmese frontier. Champhai is a commercial town known for its border trade but is also a naturalist's paradise as it is surrounded by green rolling hills. Located at an altitude of 1670m, Champhai is also the largest valley in Mizoram and an important agricultural centre. Enjoy the view of the terraced paddy-fields and the beautiful countryside. Return to the Champhai hotel for an overnight stay.

Champhai:

Champhai is a pretty town known near the Indo-Myanmar border. The place is noted for its scenic beauty and vibrant culture. The town is surrounded by lush green hills and offers stunning views of the countryside. Visitors can explore traditional Mizo villages and relish local dishes.

Drive to the international border (2 hours) and walk to Rih Dil, a famous heart shaped famous lake located across the border in Myanmar. The lake is of great importance in Mizo culture. According to local folklore, the Mizos believed it to be the passage to Pialral heaven for the souls of their departed ancestors. Enjoy boating in the lake and have lunch by a lakeside restaurant. The picturesque landscape around the lake is also a beautiful place to photograph. It is also a romantic spot for many newly married couples. One can go for short hikes in the scenic surroundings and also visit a Buddhist monastery in the nearby Burmese village of Rikhawdar. There are also several Mizo villages and many such mythical lakes in the hills of Chin State of Myanmar. Return by sunset and spend overnight at the small town of Zokawthar near Myanmar border. (Rih Dil and Zokawthar are accessible only for Indian travellers as it is a border area)

Zokhawthar:

Zokhawthar Border Market is a bustling trade center located in Champhai district, nestled on the India-Myanmar border in the state of Mizoram, India. The market is situated in the quaint border village of Zokhawthar, which is renowned for its picturesque landscapes and tranquil environment. It is an important commercial hub where locals from both countries engage in the exchange of goods and services. The market is known for its variety of goods imported from Myanmar, including traditional Myanmar fabrics, handicrafts, and exotic food items. It provides an excellent opportunity for tourists to experience the unique culture and traditional lifestyle of the region. Local traders also sell indigenous handicrafts, clothes, and souvenirs, making it a vibrant place to explore and shop. The Zokhawthar Border Market reflects the strong trade relations and cultural exchange between India and Myanmar, and visiting the market gives a glimpse into the livelihoods of cross-border communities.

Spend the day exploring the countryside. Visit Ruantlang village where glimpses of the ancestral way of life of the Mizos can still be seen. Vangchia is a historic village known for its age old megaliths and is also an archaeological site. Some of the menhirs also have stone carvings and the large ancient gateway is believed to be the passage of the Mizo people during their migration in the old times. The villages of Zawlsei and Khawbung appear to be the remains of an ancient settlement where stone blocks dwellings, small man-made caves and iron artefacts were discovered. Return to Champhai for night stay.

Vangchia:

The lost city of Vangchhia-the largest necropolis site in the world can be found in Champhai District near Khawbung Village. Kawtchhuah Ropui (The Great Entrance way)is a natural heritage site marked with 171 ancient carved stones. The 171 menhir stones in the village became Mizoram’s first protected archaeological site in 2012. The ancient graves and the 200 meters long water pavilion that has been unearthed are all key to a lost civilization. The distance from Aizawl to Vangchhia is 250 kms.

After breakfast, return to Aizawl (7 hours). On the way, see the unique Nghah Lou Dawr shops, which are common along the highway near Seling. These stalls are interesting as they do not have any shopkeepers. People pick up vegetables, flowers and forest items and drop the money as per the price list in a container. It shows one of the rare examples of honesty and trust among the Mizo people even today. Reach Aizawl by evening and relax in your comfortable hotel.

After an early breakfast, drive towards Thenzawl (3-4 hours), one of the state's most beautiful towns and a center for traditional handloom. En route visit the forested areas of Hmuifang and Sialsuk for breathtaking panoramic views of the Mizo Hills. Hmuifang Tlang peak (1620m) is also ideal for picnics and outdoor camping. The centuries old well preserved forests attract many nature lovers as they are abundant with a variety of flora and fauna. Later after check-in, visit the beautiful Vantawng Falls to enjoy your time midst pristine nature. Further upstream one can find Tuirihiau Falls. If interested, visit the local deer park or visit nearby villages to learn more about the Mizo culture and their way of life. Evening at leisure at Thenzawl. Your stay will be in government run cottages with basic amenities.

Hmuifang:

One of the most beautiful destinations in Mizoram, Hmuifang or Hmuifang Tlang is an amazing hill station with a lot to offer to the discerning traveller. Located a distance of 50 km from the capital city of Aizawl, Hmuifang is hill town at the heart of the state of Mizoram. The hill station is known for its adventure and wildlife-related activities which draws many enthusiasts to its hills. It is a land of virginal green forests and slopes untouched by human civilization. Hmuifang is also famous for holding a festival promoted by the Tourism Development of Mizoram called the Thalfavang Kut, that gives you a peek into the Mizo culture by showcasing various dances such as Cheraw, Sawlakai, Siktuithiang lam and Chheihlam

Vantawng Falls:

The highest waterfall in the state and the 13th highest in the country, the Vantawng Waterfalls is one of the most mesmerizing waterfalls of the North East. Vantawng falls are the pride of Mizoram and one of its prime attractions. The waterfall which is located 137 km away from the capital city of Aizawl is a gem in its own right. Tucked in between the verdant valleys with thick greenery around the waterfall seems like a river of white milk from distance.

After an early breakfast, transfer to Lengpui Airport (3-4 hours) for departure. End of tour.