Aizawl, Anthurium Festival is being organised in Mizoram after a three-year hiatus, with the three-day programme combining floriculture, adventure, and indigenous culture and music events, officials said.
Besides flower shows, nursery visits and garden experiences, the festival offers trekking and cave exploration at destinations including Ngai Tlang, Ailawng Tlang, Reiek Tlang, Khuangchera Puk, Thawngpawnga Puk and Ngaitei Puk. The Reiek Tlang Sunrise Trek is also part of the programme, they added. The festival is being held at two venues Reiek and Ailawng to attract more tourist participation, officials added.
The festival is part of Mizoram’s wider 2026 tourism calendar aimed at promoting its horticulture, agriculture, culture, music, food, adventure and community-based tourism, they said.
Visitors can explore Reiek Heritage Village and nearby areas, while traditional Mizo games such as Insuknawr, Inbuan, Kalchhet and Insaihruipawh, along with Cheraw and other folk performances, traditional music and fashion shows, are being showcased, the officials said.
