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Kolasib Travel


Tlawng River at Kolasib Mizoram

Kolasib is a small town in Mizoram. It is located at a distance of about 83 kilometers from Aizawl, the state capital. It is located somewhere between Silchar and Aizawl. The people of Kolasib are distinct from the rest of the state in terms of various practices, customs and lifestyle they follow. English and Mizo are the chief languages spoken the locals. These people belong mainly to the Mongolian breed. Agriculture is the main occupational practice in this region.


Best Time to Travel
The climatic conditions prevailing at this place are pleasant. The summers are cool while the winters are not chilly. Heavy rainfall occurs from May till September. Therefore, the best time to travel to this place falls between November to March.


Reaching There
Lengpui Airport at Aizawl is the closest airport which links Kolasib with Guwahati, Kolkata and Silchar. The closest railway station from Kolasib is the Silchar Railway Station. Reaching Kolasib from Aizawl is easy by road. Buses and taxis are available on daily basis from Aizawl that enable you to reach Kolasib.


Accommodation
Tourists are offered a good range of accommodation options at Kolasib. Aizawl can also be chosen as it offers a number of comfortable accommodation options and is quite close to Kolasib.


What To See:


Natural Beauty
The orchids and the lush green surroundings that Kolasib offers are eternal. You will be delighted to see the view.


Tlawng River
A chance to try out fishing is offered by the Tlawng River in Kolasib.
The Rubber Research Institute's Regional Research Station, the Bairabi Hydel Project and an Industrial Estate functioning at this place are amongst the additional attractions it offers to its tourists.
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