Mizoram, Northeast India

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Mizoram is derived from "Mizo", which is the name of the native inhabitants, and "Ram", which means land.  The landscape is loaded with beauty and serenity with rich flora and fauna. 

Bamboo Dancers, Mizoram. Bamboo dance is their well-known traditional dance. 

 Vantawang Falls, Mizoram. 

Beautiful Mizo Lady deep in tradition

Kids in traditional attire.

In Northeast India's Mizoram, the natives are also well-known for their  nghah lou dawr (shops without attendants).  A local said,

  “We run this shop the whole year. We just put the price list near the vegetable or anything we are selling and people simply pick up what ever they like and put the money in the container. If required, they even take the change from the box themselves. We trust them, they have never failed us. Nothing has ever been lost from our shops.” 

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On March 5th and 6th, 1966, the IAF fighters dropped bombs on Aizawl, Mizoram. 

You can read about aerial bombardments of Mizoram in my other post.

EDIT: I edited this post again simply so as to conclude on a super POSITIVE note. Below, you'll definitely enjoy super awesome videos:

Beautiful Girls of Mizoram, North East India 2016

Remkimi Cherput - Beautiful Angel

Remkimi Cherput - When You Go Home - Mizo

SEE YOU AGAIN TOMORROW!

Mizoram, Northeast India | Ecency