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Sailam village, Aizawl District,Mizoram India,
During the British colonial period Mary Winchester, a little daughter of Alexandrapur Tea Garden's official was caught as captive by Begkhuaia (Village Chief of Sailam) and after a few year she was taken back from this village to UK by the British Colonial Armies
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Lungvando means a stone reaching heaven. A very tall beautiful chiselled stone pillar, about 75cm in diameter and 6m in height(before it was broken), is found between Biate and Lungdar in the eastern part of Serchhip district. Legend has it that in ancient times this stone pillar was very tall, almost touching heaven and hence nothing could go in between. Once a peacock squeezed into it and got crushed into pieces. This pillar is believed to be the memorial stone of a chief of the Biate tribe who once were residents of this area before the advent of the more powerful Lushei group.
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This monument, commemorating the arrival of the first revival in Mizoram, is located half way on the Bawngkawn- Chaltlang road in Aizawl. An important landmark of an event that changed the spiritual landscape of Mizoram and the neighbouring states.
Inscription on the small tablet on the left reads-
Reconstructed by Kristian Thalai Pawl
Chaltlang Branch, Mathaia Group
9th Jan., 1994
And on the one on the right it is written-
Land donated by
Mr.& Mrs Thangzika (RIP)
Do you love to sit back and relax with a view like this ? Breathing the freshness, letting the aura around destress you and hypnotize your senses to feel nothing else but happy - that is what I felt, after trekking up the Reiek peak. At a 3 hours drive from Aizawl, this place I am sure would be even more beautiful during the rains. A second time experience is on my list !
Mrs Lal Riliani the wife of the Hon’ble Chief Minister of Mizoram presenting traditional gifts to the High Commissioner. James Bevan visited Mizoram 11-13 June 2013. Follow him @HCJamesBevan.
The history Mizoram is incomplete without the mention of Changsil on Tlawng river.
Somewhere here on Tlawng river, about 33 Km from Aizawl, on Sairang - Silchar road, was a ferry ghat known as Changsil or Bepari Bazaar where the traders from the plain were allowed to come and trade their goods on regular basis.This trading station was said to have been established in the year 1873. It was directly under the control of Suakpuilala, Chief of Reiek. Later on, a cantonment was established by the invading forces. In course of time this place became the lifeline for supply of goods and transport for northern part of Lushai Hills while the southern part depended for communication through Tlabung/Demagiri to Chittagong.
The whereabout of the location of the place is marked by the image in comment column below.
Common name: Pigeonpea, Red gram, Arhar
Scientific name: Cajanus cajan (L.) Millsp.
Family: Fabaceae
Local name: Behliang (Mizoram, India)
Sialsuk village, Aizawl District, Mizoram, India-Showing Presbyterian Church under construction, Community Hall and Centenary Hall
British High Commissioner Sir James Bevan in conversation with Revd. Vanlalzuata, Senior Executive Secretary and other Senior Members of the Presbyterian Church Synod in Aizawl, Mizoram. James Bevan visited Mizoram 11-13 June 2013. Follow him @HCJamesBevan.
British High Commissioner to India Sir James Bevan with Chief Secretary of Mizoram Mrs L Tochhong IAS and the Additional Director General of Police A K Patnaik, IPS. James Bevan visited Mizoram 11-13 June 2013. Follow him @HCJamesBevan.