Bangla Pui Heritage Bungalow

Bangla Pui Heritage Bungalow is a British-era heritage bungalow located in Aizawl, Mizoram. Known locally as the 'Big Bungalow', it served as the residence of the Superintendent of the Lushai Hills during colonial administration. Situated on a hillock in central Aizawl, it is noted for its colonial architecture, wooden structure and historical association with the early administrative history of Mizoram.

Visitors can expect a historic colonial-style bungalow set on a hill in Aizawl with wooden architecture, verandas and period features. The site offers views of the surrounding city and hills, interpretive displays about its administrative history, and a quiet heritage environment for sightseeing and photography. Access is typically to the exterior and grounds.

Bangla Pui was constructed during the British administration of the Lushai Hills in the late 19th to early 20th century and functioned as the official residence of the Superintendent. It represents the early colonial administrative establishment in Aizawl after the annexation of the Lushai Hills and is preserved as a heritage structure reflecting that period.

The bungalow is locally known as Bangla Pui and is recognized as a heritage landmark in Aizawl, illustrating colonial architectural influence and the city's evolution as the administrative centre of Mizoram.