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Khawhpawp Falls

Khawhpawp, a small waterfall in Aizawl is one of the best natural treasures Aizawl has to offer. Its beauty is the reason that will attract you. Khawhpawp is the best place to sneak out with friends and families during weekends.

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Muthi Park

One of best parks in Aizawl, it is located in Muthi village which is about 15 minutes drive from Aizawl. Great place for family hang outs, weekend getaway

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Aizawl Zoological Park

The Aizwal Zoo is a miniature zoo that can be found in the Bethlehem Vengthlang neighborhood. It is home to a number of the most endangered species of birds, mammals, and other animals known to science. In addition, the typical creatures that inhabit the area can be found in large numbers. A particular highlight of the Aizwal Zoo, which is a center of attraction for people of all ages, is the sun bear, which is the species that has been identified as being the most endangered in India. The Zoological Park is maintained by the Forest Department of Govt. of Mizoram.

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Thasiama Seno-neihna

Thasiama se no neihna hi tlangbawk sang tak, khawkrawk tak leh mihring tan pawh kal harsa khawp a ni a, Vaphai khawdaia awm a ni. He tlangbawk chhipah hian Thasiama sial (Mithun) hian no a nei a, sial chu sawi loh mihring tan pawh a kal harsa anih avangin mak tih a hlawh hle a, tlawhtu pawh a ngah thei hle a ni. Thawnthu a alan dan chuan hetianga mihring pawh kal theih mang lohna hmuna sialin no a han neih theihna chhan chu Thasiama hi lasi (Fairy) nula Chawngtinleri nen an inzawl a, Chawngtinleri hian thasiama chu malsawmin seno tam tak neiturin mal a sawm a, chuvang chuan he sial pawh hi chawngtinlerin a hruai a ni an ti.

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Mizoram State Museum

A museum that was constructed in 1977, the museum is an ethnographic museum that displays objects that serve multiple purposes. There are five galleries, which are devoted to the following subjects: textiles, ethnology, history, anthropology, natural history, and ethnography. The extensive culture of Mizo life is portrayed in each and every collection. A number of other aspects, such as the way of life of the indigenous people, their dwellings, clothing, weaponry, tools, modes of transportation, culinary styles, educational practices, and so on, are also displayed through the museum’s collection of artifacts. In addition, the museum contains several areas that are specifically designated for the presentation of a variety of plant and animal species