Champhai Tourism

"A simple town in Mizoram" Champhai Tourism A strategically placed town, Champhai is a beautiful area in Mizoram with scenic hills and a colourful wisp of culture surrounding them. Champhai has a number of tourist attractions other than the enchanting surroundings. These include a cave called the Kungawrhi Puk, a river called Tiau Lui,Rih DilLake, Lianchhiari Lunglen Tlang and a few more. One can add a dash of subtle adventure with a trekking at the Thasiama Seno Neihna, another place that can be visited while one is in the area. Download Champhai PDF Guide > What's Great? Breathtaking beauty. Storehouse of ancient relics, memorials and monuments. Splendid vineyards, orchards and kiwi plantations. What's not so Great? Limited eating joints available. For Whom A perfect getaway for couples as this place boasts of plenty of scenic views and excellent weather. A good place for people looking for a vacation in a unique destination. 

Mizoram's Gem A go-to place for couples, Champhai is a beautiful town in Mizoram which brags a splendid view of Myanmar hills as it shares its border with Myanmar. Vested with heart whelming landscape, Orchids, hamlets and top of all, excellent weather, Champhai is indeed a gem of Mizoram. It has a background of rich heritage, the hamlets in the town have monuments and monoliths that depict success in war, valorous hunting, personal distinctions and achievements. There are many paddy fields alongside the valley, and hence it is rightly called as the " Rice Bowl of Mizoram". It also serves as a base point for trekking.

Itinerary Day 1:Start your day early and visit the famous Rih Dil Lake. Permission from Deputy Commissioner's Office and a public bus is all you need to reach the lake which is just 22 km away. The shape of the lake resembles a heart. You can enjoy the beauty of the lake and its surroundings, and once you come back, you can end your day by visiting the local markets and buying the souvenirs. Day 2:Wake up by the charming landscape which is surrounding you, have breakfast and head to Lengteng Wildlife Sanctuary. A trek in the sanctuary will make you witness a wide variety of animals and birds. The evening can be spent by meeting the local people in the market and having some local delicacies.

Restaurants and Local Food in Champhai Champhai's choices for eating joints is somewhat limited. however one can find some popular and typical items to relish here. The local cuisine in Mizoram is popular for its fish preparations,Bai,which is a preparation of pork with steamed vegetables,Chhangbanwhich is boiled rice dough as well asJadoh, Kikpu, Tung-tohand pickled bamboo shoots. One might not find any alcoholic beverages here since Mizoram is a dry state. However one can enjoy theZawlaidiwhich is a local grape wine and contains roughly 14% alcohol.

Oct-Junis the best time to visit Champhai Champhai has a warm and temperate climate. The average annual temperature is 18 degrees Celcius. Since the climate is temperate, this place can be visited throughout the year, but it is advisable to skip the rainy months (June to September) as it rains heavily in these months and may put a halt to your tour. Weather in Champhai Loading... Champhai in Summer (April - July) Summers are warm with May being the hottest among the other summer months, having a temperature of around 22 degrees Celcius. Summers are sometimes accompanied by showers of rain. Champhai in Monsoon (June - September) Champhai receives an annual rainfall of 2062 mm. June receives the maximum rainfall at 417 mm. If you don't mind the rainfall, it can be a good time to visit as the place turns lush green due to the monsoon showers. Champhai in Winter (December - February) The winters are moderate and receive very less rainfall. January is the coldest month with the temperature sticking around 13 degrees Celcius. Monthly Weather in Champhai Month Avg. Minimum (°C) Avg. Maximum (°C) January 9 25 February 11 28 March 14 27 April 19 29 May 21 31 June 23 29 July 23 30 August 24 31 September 23 30 October 21 30 November 14 26 December 10 26