Visiting Mizoram: Interesting Things That You Must Know About This North-East Indian State

The origin of the Mizos, like those of many other tribes in northeastern India, is shrouded in mystery. You can travel to this North Eastern state and delve into its tribal beauty!

Visiting Mizoram: Interesting Things That You Must Know About This North-East Indian State

The name Mizoram, which translates to "Land of the Highlanders," is one of the seven sisters of Northeast India. Mizoram, a land of remarkable natural beauty, is made up of the former North and South Lushai Hill districts. It is a land of unlimited variation of landscape with rich flora and wildlife, groups of whispering pines, and charming towns with houses on stilts. (Image Source: Twitter)

Pawl Kut- Since the term Pawl means straw, the Pawl Kut celebration refers to a straw harvesting festival. Every year, the festival is typically celebrated in the month of December. A traditional component of the feast is meat and eggs. During the event, the Chawnghnawt rite is practised. Mother and her children are forced to sit on a memorial platform created especially for Pawl Kut during the Chawnghnawt rite. The mother feeds her children with meat and eggs, and her children in turn feed their mother with eggs and meat. (Image Source: Twitter/@GoGroupOuting)