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Dam

Serlui B Dam

0 From Serlui B Dam

Serlui B Dam, located near Bilkhawthlir town in Kolasib district, is one of Mizoram’s most scenic and important hydroelectric projects. Built across the serene Serlui River, the dam lies around 61 km from Aizawl and about 20 km from Kolasib, making it an easily accessible destination for travelers exploring North Mizoram. Surrounded by lush green hills, calm waters, and peaceful viewpoints, Serlui B offers a perfect escape for nature lovers, photographers, and road-trip enthusiasts. The site is known for boating facilities, picnicking spots, and its pleasant climate throughout the year. With improving roads and nearby village stays, Serlui B Dam has become an emerging travel hotspot and a must-visit attraction in Mizoram.

Dam

Bairabi Hydel Project

13.37 From Serlui B Dam

The Bairabi Hydel Project, located near Bairabi town in Kolasib district of Mizoram, is one of the state’s key hydroelectric initiatives designed to harness the power of the Tlawng River. Situated close to the Mizoram–Assam border, about 40 km from the district headquarters of Kolasib and well-connected by road and rail, the project plays a vital role in boosting regional power generation. The serene surroundings of Bairabi, lush green hills, and the flowing Tlawng River make the area naturally picturesque, adding value to eco-based tourism. As Mizoram focuses on sustainable energy development, the Bairabi Hydel Project stands out as a major infrastructure asset contributing to the state’s long-term growth.

Town

Vairengte

17 From Serlui B Dam

Vairengte is a scenic border town located in the Kolasib district of Mizoram, positioned along the northern edge of the state. Set on the Mizoram–Assam border, Vairengte lies just 3 km from the Assam boundary and around 130 km from Aizawl, making it a major entry point for travelers heading into Mizoram. The town is known for its lush green hills, peaceful landscapes, and its significance as the home of the Counter-Insurgency and Jungle Warfare School (CIJWS), one of India’s elite military training institutions. With its pleasant climate, easy connectivity via NH-306, and proximity to destinations like Kolasib, Silchar, and Tamdil Lake, Vairengte serves as a perfect stopover for tourists exploring northern Mizoram.

Town

Kolasib Town

19.3 From Serlui B Dam

Kolasib Town, located in the northern part of Mizoram, is a serene and rapidly developing urban centre known for its lush landscapes and pleasant climate. Situated just ~83 km from Aizawl, the state capital, Kolasib lies along NH-306, making it easily accessible for travellers exploring Northeast India. The town sits close to the Assam–Mizoram border, offering a perfect blend of Mizo culture and scenic countryside views. Major nearby attractions include the peaceful Tamdil Lake (around 17 km away), the picturesque River Tlawng, and local heritage sites that showcase the region’s unique traditions. With its calm ambience, clean surroundings, and strategic location, Kolasib Town is an ideal destination for nature lovers, road-trippers, and anyone seeking an authentic Mizoram travel experience.

River

Tipaimukh

28.38 From Serlui B Dam

Tipaimukh is a remote and scenic region located in the southwestern part of Manipur, near the India–Myanmar border, falling under Pherzawl district. Situated at the confluence of the Barak River and the Tuivai River, Tipaimukh is known for its untouched natural beauty, deep forests, rolling hills, and traditional Hmar tribal villages. The area lies about 250–300 km from Imphal, accessible via long but rewarding mountain routes. Famous for the proposed Tipaimukh Dam site, it offers travelers serene landscapes, river viewpoints, trekking routes, and cultural experiences. Tipaimukh is ideal for offbeat explorers seeking raw nature, photography spots, and a peaceful escape far from commercial tourism in Manipur.

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Lungthulien

34.89 From Serlui B Dam

Lungthulien is a small village in the Indian state of Manipur. It is located in the Churachandpur district (or its subdivision Tipaimukh tehsil) with PIN code 795143. As per the 2011 Census, Lungthulien had a population of about 1,714 — roughly 856 males and 858 females, across around 302 households.. The village is predominantly inhabited by Scheduled Tribes, and nearly 99% of the population belongs to ST communities. The village has basic amenities and infrastructure: there is a mix of private and public transport access (though the nearest railway station is more than 10 km away). Geographically, Lungthulien lies in a remote, hilly part of Manipur. It is surrounded by several small villages such as Senvon, Rovakot, Leisen, and Sartuinek — reflecting a cluster of tribal villages typical of the region

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Parbung

35.66 From Serlui B Dam

Parbung is a serene village located in the Churachandpur district of Manipur, India. Nestled amidst lush hills and dense forests, it offers visitors a tranquil escape from the hustle of city life. Known for its pristine natural landscapes, Parbung is ideal for nature lovers, photographers, and trekkers seeking offbeat destinations in Northeast India. The village is well-connected by road from Churachandpur town, making it accessible for both day trips and extended stays. Its rich cultural heritage, traditional tribal lifestyle, and scenic surroundings make Parbung a must-visit spot for those exploring the hidden gems of Manipur. Nearby attractions include Churachandpur town, Lamka Market, and other scenic hilltop villages, offering a perfect blend of culture and nature.

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Senvawn

35.74 From Serlui B Dam

Senvawn is a Hmar village located in Pherzawl district in the northeastern Indian state of Manipur. According to the 2011 Census, Senvawn has a population of about 3,136 people and comprises 498 households. Geographically, Senvawn lies on the Senvon (or Senvawn) Range — a north‑south ridge — with the eastern bend of the Barak River flowing nearby between Senvawn’s range and the adjacent Vangaitang range. Senvawn is historically significant: it is recognised as the “birthplace of Christianity in Southern Manipur.” In 1910, a Welsh missionary, Watkin Roberts, brought Christianity to the local Hmar and related tribal communities in this village.

Museum

Barak Museum and Library

35.85 From Serlui B Dam

Barak Museum & Library, located in Silchar, Cachar district of Assam, is a prominent cultural and historical landmark in the Barak Valley region. Situated in the heart of Silchar town, near major transport hubs like Silchar Railway Station and Silchar Airport, the museum is easily accessible for tourists and researchers alike. It houses a rich collection of ancient manuscripts, historical artifacts, and rare books, reflecting the cultural heritage, art, and history of Assam and the northeastern region of India. Visitors can explore exhibits on traditional crafts, tribal heritage, and regional history, making it an ideal destination for history enthusiasts and students. With its serene environment and educational significance, Barak Museum & Library stands as a must-visit destination for anyone exploring Assam’s cultural landmarks.

Lake

Lungkulh Lake

43.4 From Serlui B Dam

Lungkulh Lake, located in the serene Champhai district of Mizoram, is a hidden natural treasure known for its calm waters and scenic hill surroundings. Situated near Vaphai village (also known as Far Phài) and close to the Myanmar border, the lake offers a peaceful escape for nature lovers, photographers, and adventure seekers. The journey to Lungkulh Lake takes you through lush green valleys, traditional Mizo villages, and panoramic viewpoints that add to the charm of the region. Its untouched beauty, fresh mountain air, and reflective blue waters make it one of the best offbeat destinations to explore in eastern Mizoram. Visitors can enjoy short treks, birdwatching, and cultural experiences while exploring nearby attractions in Champhai, making Lungkulh Lake a must-visit gem for anyone planning a Mizoram itinerary.

Religious

Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Stadium

43.58 From Serlui B Dam

Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Stadium (NSC Bose Stadium), located in Guwahati, Assam, is one of the premier sports venues in the northeastern region of India. Situated near the Guwahati Railway Station and well-connected via National Highway 37, the stadium is easily accessible for both local and visiting sports enthusiasts. NSC Bose Stadium hosts a variety of cricket, football, and athletic events, making it a hub for sporting activities in Assam. With a seating capacity to accommodate thousands of spectators, the stadium has witnessed numerous state-level and national-level tournaments, reflecting Assam’s growing prominence in Indian sports. Surrounded by prominent landmarks like the Guwahati Planetarium and Dighalipukhuri Lake, the stadium is not just a sports venue but also a popular point of interest for tourists exploring the city.

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Saitlaw and West Phaileng

45.24 From Serlui B Dam

Saitlaw, a peaceful town in the Aizawl district of Mizoram, is known for its scenic hills, lush green valleys and calm rural charm. Located about 36 km west of Aizawl city, Saitlaw lies along the Aizawl–West Mizoram route, making it easily accessible for travelers exploring the region. The town sits at an elevation of around 900–1000 metres, offering cool weather, panoramic viewpoints, and a glimpse into traditional Mizo village life. Surrounded by forested landscapes and small streams, Saitlaw is ideal for nature lovers, photographers and visitors looking for an offbeat, tranquil destination in Mizoram. Its accessibility, cultural authenticity and natural beauty make Saitlaw a perfect stop for travellers exploring the western highlands of Mizoram.