Mizoram has recorded a strong surge in tourist arrivals, with more than 1.27 lakh visitors exploring the state between August and September 2025, according to data released by the Mizoram Tourism Department. The figures highlight the state’s growing appeal among both domestic and international travellers. The official report stated that a total of 1,27,458 tourists visited Mizoram during the two-month period. Among them, 1,25,250 were domestic visitors, while 2,208 were foreign tourists, marking a significant milestone for the state’s tourism sector. Officials said the rise indicates that Mizoram is steadily emerging as one of Northeast India’s most attractive destinations for cultural, eco, and adventure tourism.
In September alone, 128 accommodation units across 11 districts submitted reports on tourist arrivals. Aizawl District led the list as the most-visited destination, hosting 112 foreign tourists through 59 registered establishments. The district’s scenic beauty, urban amenities, and cultural heritage continue to make it a major draw for travellers. Lawngtlai District also reported a growing number of international visitors. The department’s data revealed that 1,250 foreign tourists entered Mizoram in August, followed by 407 in September. A majority of them came from Myanmar’s Rakhine State, reflecting the strong cross-border cultural connections between Mizoram and Myanmar.
Key entry and exit points for tourists included Lengpui Airport (ILP counter), Security FRO in Mamit District, and the border points at Kanhmun, Bairabi, and Vairengte in Kolasib District. Sairang Railway Station also saw a rise in tourist movement, underscoring the growing importance of improved connectivity within the state.
