The districts of Mizoram reflect the unique traditional heritage and cultural ancestry of the region that has percolated to the modern era from the ancient times. Easily accessible by roads, the eight districts of Mizoram are well connected by good roads, railways and air.
Most of the local indigenous inhabitants of the districts of Mizoram are engaged in the traditional occupation of agriculture. The farmers of the state of Mizoram practice jhum cultivation or shifting agriculture to grow crops and cereals. The Champai district of Mizoram is often referred to as the Rice Bowl of the state. Champai district is famous for its orchards which grows variety of fruits.
The native population of Mizoram speaks Mizo language. However, in the recent years the local inhabitants have started conversing fluently in English and Hindi language as well.
Blessed with natural scenic beauty, the districts of Mizoram are endowed with immense tourism prospects. The tourists are enchanted and enthralled with the bewitching natural splendor of the districts. The districts of Mizoram offer the visitors with a wonderful opportunity to explore and experience the rich flora and fauna of the region coupled with the vibrant and dynamic socio-cultural lifestyle of the tribes of the place.
The state government of Mizoram takes special measures to develop the backward regions of the districts. Headed by experienced ministers and administrative officials, the districts of Mizoram have helped to raise the standard of living. Below is the list of Districts of Mizoram:
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aizwal champai chhimtuipui
kolasib lawngtlai lunglei
mamit serrchip
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