Mizoram State Museum

The museum is located at walkable distance from Chanmari and Zarkawt.This is the place where we can know about Mizoram's history and culture. The museum opening time is not uniform during the 6 working days.

The Mizoram State museum is a good starting point for those who want to know about the local culture and history. Spread over 3 floors, numerous displays highlight the lifestyle of the local population as well as the associated history.

Every parent must send their children to Museums to understand their history and heritage.
Because it is far better to see things in real instead of reading in Books.
This is a very small museum as compared the other state museums but still it is full of interesting things.
From the heritage of different tribes of Mizoram to all the bamboo and cane made things.

My favourite part is the baskets section.
Where I have seen that almost every type of container or a utility basket was made of bamboo or cane in tribal culture.

As it is very small so it won’t take more than 1.5 hrs if you read most the labels on the artifacts.

Staff is good and helping.

Nice place.we will observe tradition of mizo people and how they survived and unique items used swords, rice made beer storage pots and dresses. Everything is soooo good.

Great , find lots of educational stuff for kids , though the toilet need upgrading . Staff are great and welcoming , and keep in mind you have to pay ₹20 to take photograph inside the museum.

Here you will get to know the roots of mizo people and their culture. If anyone interested to know the history of MIZORAM. I highly recommend this place. You need to buy a ticket to enter.

It's a little, quiet and very interesting museum with lots of tribal items.
Don't miss it.

A praiseworthy work from the part of the government to showcase the history and lives of the people in Mizoram. Fascinating experience for me. Everyone should visit it to know about Mizo lives and culture.
I feel, it should have been much richer in collection. The employees are not at all cooperative, no interest to do their duties.

Nice 👌 . Repository of good collections.

As it is a mizo museum it represents many history of mizo,This museum contains a lot of historic tools,clothes,and represents the early mizo people lifestyle,the place(museum) itself is located at the centre of Aizawl,easy to visit,it is worth visiting.

Nice collection, its reflate there art and culture

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Excellent place to learn the History of Mizoram.

It is an ethnographic museum with multipurpose collections on display.

All the historical, geographical and the anthropological things are shown here.

Many original ornaments,Arms in ancient used by the mizo people are kept here.

Entry fee for the adults is Rs 20 and for children it's RS. 10.

There are five galleries here- Textile Gallery, Ethnology, History, Anthropology, Natural History, and an Archaeology Terrace.

Such a nice place with all the Mizo historical things

It is very good. You can see the culture of Mizo people.

20 rs entry for an adult. It's located up on mc donalds hill. They have showcased the species of animals local to Mizoram, the local outfits, the evolution of tools used to hunt and weapons used during war. Jewellery etc

To know the Mizoram properly you mast visit this Museum

A must visit.. spend time there.. entry ticket Rs 20...3 floors... anthropology, fabric, instruments, animals, way of life, displayed... not crowded at all... a must place to go to get a glimpse of traditional Mizo life.

If u know the history/culture of the Mizoram (North East) you must visit this place

This is a must visit at Aizawl. The museum portrays beautifully the culture,art and history of Mizoram. The museum has different sections like natural history, anthropology etc. The museum mainly focusses on bio diversity of Mizoram and on cultural history of the state.