Reiek Heritage Village

Reiek Heritage Village is an open-air heritage museum located at Reiek, about 29 km from Aizawl in Mamit District, Mizoram. Created and maintained by the Mizoram Tourism Department, it recreates a traditional Mizo village with authentic huts representing different Mizo sub-tribes. Set on a hill slope below Reiek Peak, it is notable for preserving Mizo architecture, crafts and village layout for visitors.

Visitors can explore a recreated traditional Mizo village with thatched huts including the chief's house (Lal In), bachelor dormitory (Zawlbuk), and houses of different Mizo tribes. The site is set on a forested hillside with stone pathways, viewpoints overlooking surrounding hills and valleys, and displays of traditional tools, utensils and artefacts. Areas include the village cluster, cultural demonstration spaces and nearby trails leading toward Reiek Peak.

Established by the Mizoram Tourism Department to preserve and showcase traditional Mizo village architecture and way of life. The village recreates historic settlement patterns including the chief's residence and Zawlbuk, reflecting pre-modern Mizo social organization and building techniques using bamboo, thatch and wood.

Represents the cultural heritage of the Mizo people, displaying houses, artefacts and lifestyles of various Mizo sub-tribes. It serves as a cultural preservation site demonstrating traditional craftsmanship, community structures and tribal customs for visitors and younger generations.