Champhai Tour

Murlen National Park 

Murlen National Park is near the border between India and Myanmar and covers 100 square kilometers. It’s full of plants and animals, including Mizoram’s state bird, Mrs. Hume’s Pheasant. The park has tall cliffs with honeycombs and lots of birds like swifts. It’s a great Champhai tourist spot for people who enjoy bird watching.  

Thasiama Seno Neihna 

Thasiama Seno Neihna also called “heaven’s park,” is a flat area near Vaphai village. It has amazing views of the hills and valleys around Champhai. This tourist place in Champhai is popular with trekkers and photographers, especially during the rainy season when everything is green. It’s also important in Mizo folklore and culture.

Rih Dil Lake 

Rih Dil Lake is about 22 kilometers from Champhai and is in Myanmar. It’s shaped like a heart and is very important in Mizo beliefs, as people think it’s the path to the afterlife. This place is easy to visit with help from custom made tours, which can arrange permits through the local Deputy Commissioner’s office.

Lengteng Wildlife Sanctuary

Lengteng Wildlife Sanctuary is near the Indo-Burma border and is full of interesting animals like tigers and hoolock gibbons. It also has many rare birds, including the dark-rumped swift. This is part of the popular tourist places in Champhai and has thick forests, making it great for people who love nature and wildlife.

Mizo Hlakungpui Mual 

Mizo Hlakungpui Mual, also called the Mizo Poets’ Square, is in Khawbung village. It celebrates Mizoram’s writers with stone tablets with their poems on them. Visitors can also enjoy the orchid park and museum, which show more about Mizo culture. This Champhai tourist spot is a mix of history, nature, and literature.