The blooming orchids and natural beauty that Vairengte is endowed with is something that will bowl over even the most seasoned traveller. It is a perfect place to be at for those who wish to seek peace far from the hustle bustle of the city life.
A chance to try out fishing is offered by the Tlawng River in Kolasib. The Rubber Research Institute's Regional Research Station, the Bairabi Hydel Project and an Industrial Estate functioning at this place are amongst the additional attractions it offers to its tourists.
The orchids and the lush green surroundings that Kolasib offers are eternal. You will be delighted to see the view.
The legendary river Tiau is the boundary between India and Myanmar. It has been the main place for border crossing from both sides. It has now developed into a commercial centre, where all kinds of imported goods are available.
At a mere 22 kms distances inside Myanmar, is the legendary Rih Dil, a beautiful heart shaped lake believed to be the passage of the Souls to their eternal abode. The lake is 1 km. Long and 70 mtrs. Wide. The wonder of this lake is that though it has no external inflow or outflow of water, it is constantly clear and has invoked many interesting folk-tales. Permission to visit this lake is easily obtainable from the Deputy Commissioner's Office at Champhai.
This is the legendary cliff with its projection protruding perilously far outside the rugged mountain where the lovers like the besotted Lianchhiari used to look-out for Chawngfianga. No wonder that this idyllic view should find natural and spontaneous attraction from the romantic tribal population, enthusing them to weave out sweet love-lores around the cliff. This enigmatic natural wonder is 64 kms south of Champhai on the way to Khawbung.
A day excursion from Champhai to Farkawn village will take you to Kungawrhi Puk, a deep and wide gaping hole on the side of hill, which was once believed to be the entrance of an underground village inhabited by the spirits.
A beautiful view of this place is offered by the picture perfect Durtlang Hills. This place is definite to satiate your desire to view the natural beauty.
As was the tradition of Kakatiyan rulers, a tank was excavated adjacent to the temple, which is called the Ramappa lake and is known for its scenic beauty.
An artificial lake constructed in a small tributary of famous Krishna River at a close by place in Warangal town, Pakhal Lake, is assumed to be constructed in 1213 AD by Kakatiya king. The Lake is built amidst undulated hilly terrains and lush green dense forests. Panoramic view of the lake and its surroundings is mesmerizing. The Lake is spreading over a wide area of nearly 30 sq km and has grown to a superb picnic spot in Warangal.