Fiara Tui Spring

Fiara Tui Spring is a natural spring located near Farkawn village in Champhai district of eastern Mizoram, close to the India-Myanmar border. The spring emerges from rocky outcrops and is known for its clear, cool water and tranquil forested surroundings. Associated with local Mizo folklore, it is a notable natural attraction in the Farkawn area and is often visited alongside nearby viewpoints and border-area sites.

Visitors can expect a small natural spring emerging from rock formations surrounded by forested hills near Farkawn village. The site offers clear water collecting in natural rock basins, quiet rural surroundings, and views of the eastern Mizoram landscape near the Myanmar border. Access is via a short walk on natural paths from the village, with opportunities for sightseeing and photography in a peaceful natural setting.

Fiara Tui is associated with local Mizo oral tradition linked to the Farkawn area, where the spring has long served as a natural water source for the village and surrounding settlements.

The spring holds local cultural significance for the Farkawn community and is known through Mizo folklore related to its name and origin, reflecting the traditional connection between villages and natural water sources in Mizoram.