Mamit Tourism

Mamit Tourism The Mamit district is the fourth largest district of the state of Mizoram. Known for its exquisite scenic locales and magnificence, don't miss out to add this place in your itinerary in Mizoram. It is flanked on the north by Hailakandi district of Assam state, on the west by North Tripura district of Tripura state and Bangladesh, on the south by Lunglei district and on the east byKolasiband Aizawl districts. Download Mamit PDF Guide > What's Great? The fourth largest district of Mizoram, Mamit is the home to Dampa Tiger Reserve. What's not so Great? There are not many places of sightseeing in the district. For Whom It's a must for those travelling to Mizoram. It is ideal for family vacation and solo trips. 

Dampa Tiger Reserve Dampa Tiger Reserve is the largest Wildlife Sanctuary in Mizoram. It is a tropical forest, which is an abode to many endangered wild animals.It houses Tigers, Bisons, Elephants, Bears and an array of avian species like Malabar pied hornbill, Peacock-pheasant, Red jungle fowl, Crested serpent eagle, lizards like Python, King Cobra and Monitor lizard.

One Day Itinerary Keep a separate day to visit the Dampa Wildlife Sanctuary. You can then visit the various small villages of Saitlaw, West Phaileng, Kanghmun and Pukzing on the next day along with the Lungkulh.

Restaurants and Local Food in Mamit Mizoram is a delightful place for non vegetarians to be in. Mizos love to binge on non vegetarian delicacies. There are no major restaurants or food chains in Mamit, hence one can only resort to the options available in Aizawl, 92 kms away from Mamit. Sawchair is a typical Mizo dish, made of rice and cooked with pork or chicken View 2 Restaurants in Mamit >>

Nov-Maris the best time to visit Mamit November-March are the best months to visit this place. The climate in Mamit is quite temperate and is not at the extremes. The summers are relatively less hotter than the other parts of the country and the winters are not freezing cold. Though, the district experiences a lot of rainfall during the monsoon. Weather in Mamit Loading... Mamit in Summer (April - June) Summers are moderately hot but hotter than other parts of the country. It is not a very good time to visit Baltal as the scorching sun hinders your sightseeing plans. Mamit in Monsoon (August - October) The place witnesses heavy rainfall during monsoon. The area becomes prone to landslides. However, if you don't mind the rainfall, you can visit Baltal as the area becomes exquisitely green because of the monsoon showers. Mamit in Winter (November - March) Winters are not freezing cold, and you can also enjoy the flowers in full bloom and the scenic beauty in general. Monthly Weather in Mamit Month Avg. Minimum (°C) Avg. Maximum (°C) January 11 26 February 14 28 March 17 28 April 22 30 May 24 32 June 24 30 July 25 30 August 25 32 September 25 31 October 23 31 November 17 27 December 13 26