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Lunglei

An unspoilt expanse of lush greenery, dotted with clusters of traditional villages lying amidst pine meadows, Lunglei, the second-largest city of Mizoram may be a nature lover’s delight. Its quaint charms are best explored by trekking through the varied winding trails that permit one soak within the surrounding natural beauty. For birdwatchers, the scenic charms of Lunglei are nothing but a paradise as its serene locales invite a number of birds.

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you’ll also spot wildlife aplenty. The name ‘Lunglei’ literally means a bridge of rock. Locals say the name is inspired by a rock that resembles a bridge that was once found during a riverine near Nghasih, a tributary of River Tlawng. Near Mualcheng, around 50 km from Lunglei, mystery surrounds an engraved image of Lord Buddha that was unearthed within the area.

An ideal destination for nature lovers also as adventure seekers, Lunglei is found around 175 km from the capital of Mizoram, Aizawl.

How to get there ?

By Air

The nearest airport is at Aizawl, around 100 km away.

By Road

The city is well-connected with major Indian cities through a good network of roads.

Rail

Manu and Sk Para, Skap in Tripura, both around 145 km away, are the nearest railway stations.

Attractions

Khawnglung Wildlife Sanctuary

Around 160 km from Aizawl, the Khawnglung Wildlife Sanctuary is home to animals like wild boars, sambar deer, hoolock, gibbons, leopards, serow and muntjac . Covered with cliffs and green hills, the sanctuary is cover a neighborhood of about 35 sq km and is perched at an elevation of 1,300 m above water level . it’s one among the simplest stopovers for those looking to explore the rich fauna and flora of the Northeastern a part of the country. the simplest time to go to the sanctuary is between the months of October and March but get in touch with Mizoram’s Department of Environment and Forests before landing here. confirm to decorate in earthy hues as vibrant and vibrant clothes tend to distract the animals.

Lunglei Bridge of rock