Aizawl during Chapchar Kut Festival

Arrive in Aizawl, the charming hilltop capital of Mizoram.

Check in to your hotel and freshen up.

Visit the Chapchar Kut Festival Grounds to witness the lively preparations and rehearsals for the grand festival. Experience the buzz as performers and artists prepare for this cultural celebration. Relish a traditional Mizo meal at a local restaurant. Try specialties such as Bai (a vegetable stew) or Sawhchiar (rice and meat dish).

Explore Bara Bazaar, Aizawl’s bustling local market. Shop for traditional Mizo handicrafts, colorful textiles, and souvenirs.

Head to the Chapchar Kut Festival Grounds to join in the festivities of Mizoram's most vibrant cultural festival Witness captivating traditional Mizo dance performances, including the world-famous Cheraw Dance (Bamboo Dance). Admire the colorful costumes and spirited music.

Visit the Mizoram State Museum to deepen your understanding of Mizo heritage, culture, and history.

Return to the festival grounds to enjoy cultural events and live music performances, showcasing Mizo folk and contemporary art.

Drive to the Durtlang Hills, where you’ll enjoy sweeping, panoramic views of Aizawl and its surrounding landscapes. Perfect for photography and quiet reflection.

Visit Solomon’s Temple, a stunning church and architectural marvel that offers breathtaking vistas of the city.

Head to the Aizawl View Point for picturesque views of the city. Stay to watch the golden hues of sunset over the hills.

Attend the Grand Finale of the Chapchar Kut Festival at the festival grounds. The final day of celebrations features vibrant dance and music performances, including Mizo cultural ensembles. Marvel at the traditional Grand Finale Ceremonies, which include a parade of performers in colorful attire and intricate tribal dances. Visit the Local Handicraft Market, where you can shop for unique Mizo crafts, handwoven textiles, and bamboo artifacts to take home as souvenirs.

Take a final stroll through Aizawl city or revisit your favorite spots. Spend some time shopping for last-minute souvenirs or enjoying a cup of Thingpui (local tea). Head to the airport for your onward journey, taking memories of Mizoram’s rich culture and festivities with you.