Aizawl to Kyrgyzstan

Aizawl stands tall on a ridge, which is bounded by the valley of the Tlawng River on its eastern side and a range of high craggy hills of Durtlang on the north. Serving as the capital of Mizoram, this remote Indian city is speckled with a good number of natural as well as man-made attractions. A number of accommodation options, in addition to roadways and airports for better transportation, have been suitably developed; thereby, making it an ideal hill station for spending vacations. Popular villages like Ruantlang, Falkawn, and Sairung are the best places where tourists can pay visits and get a detailed insight of the unique culture and lifestyle of the Mizos. Cultural Sub-Centre, Luangmual Handicrafts Centre and Berawtlang Tourist Complex are the most popular cultural attractions of the city. An ideal place for nature lovers here is the Mini Zoological Garden, where one can catch a glimpse of several common and rare species of mammals and birds. Those who want to get indulged in shopping while travelling Aizawl can head to Bara Bazar- a bustling marketplace that is quite popular in the whole state. Tourists can also plan for exciting recreation jaunts in places like Reiek Tourist Resort, Phawngpui Hills, Dampa, Vantawng Waterfall, Kolasib and Champhai. Grab a suitable travel package from MakeMyTrip and travel around this beautiful north-eastern treasure trove in a hassle-free manner.

The mountainous landlocked country of Kyrgyzstan lies in Central Asia bordered by China on the east and west. Its climate is broadly Continental with hot summers and cold winters without much rainfall. The northeastern part of the country is best known for its high-altitude lake, Issyk-Kul surrounded by Tian Shan Mountains. At an elevation of 1600 m above sea level, this second-largest alpine lake in the world never freezes and welcomes migratory birds year-round. Fishing and hiking are among the most preferred activities around this attraction. Bishkek, the capital city at the foothills of Tian Shan Mountains, is well-known for Ala-Too Square featuring cafes serving local delicacies and shops selling traditional handicrafts. An hour’s drive away from the capital is Ala Archa National Park. Hiking is a popular activity at this alpine park. In the country’s southwest region, Fergana Valley, is Osh, Kyrgyzstan’s second largest city. It is also an ancient city and lies near to Sulayaman Mountain, the country’s only UNESCO World Heritage Site. The National Historical and Archaeological Museum Complex Sulayaman is inside a cave at the mountain. Osh is also a major shopping centre in the country. The Great Silk Road Bazaar is the largest in Central Asia selling traditional knives and other handicrafts. To book a flight and stay for exploring Kyrgyzstan, opt for MakeMyTrip. You will enjoy incredible airfares and find comfortable accommodation at great discounts.