Keivawm Puk Cave

Keivawm Puk Cave is a natural cave located near Ngaizawl village in Champhai district of Mizoram, India. Situated about 30 kilometres from Champhai town, it is known for its large cavernous interior and natural rock formations. The cave is associated with local Mizo folklore and is considered a notable natural attraction in eastern Mizoram. Surrounded by forested hills, it draws visitors interested in geology, nature and local heritage.

Visitors can expect a large natural cave set in forested hills near Ngaizawl village. Access involves a road journey to the village followed by a short walk or trek to the cave entrance. Inside, there are spacious chambers with natural rock walls and formations. The surroundings are rural and quiet with hilly terrain and vegetation. The site is largely natural with minimal developed infrastructure, and exploration is on foot over uneven surfaces.

Keivawm Puk is documented as one of the notable caves of Champhai district and is linked to local Mizo oral history and folklore associated with its name and past use. It represents the natural geological heritage of the region.

In Mizo tradition, caves such as Keivawm Puk hold cultural value as part of local legends and community heritage and are regarded as natural landmarks in the Ngaizawl area.