Phawngpui

The park features tropical evergreen forests at 2157 meters elevation, with dense vegetation covering the mountainous terrain along the eastern border of Mizoram.

The indigenous Mizo tribes established settlements near Phawngpui during the 18th century, using the mountain peaks as natural observation points against invaders.

Local Mizo communities maintain traditional practices within the park boundaries, including seasonal ceremonies that connect their heritage to the mountain landscape.

Visitors require permits from the Forest Department in Aizawl to enter the park, with guided tours available from October through March.

The park contains rare orchid species and serves as a migration corridor for birds traveling between the Himalayan range and Myanmar.

Elevation above the sea: 2,157 m

Part of: Lushai hills

GPS coordinates: 22.73333,93.13333

Latest update: May 12, 2025 00:44