Reiek Tourism Village

Reiek Tourism Village is a recreated traditional Mizo village located on the slopes of Reiek Tlang hill, about 29 km from Aizawl in Mamit District, Mizoram. Developed by the Mizoram Tourism Department, it features authentic huts representing different Mizo sub-tribes with traditional artifacts and interiors. The village offers panoramic views of surrounding hills and valleys and serves as the main venue for the annual Anthurium Festival, showcasing Mizo culture and heritage.

Visitors can expect a hillside heritage complex with a cluster of traditional thatched Mizo huts built in authentic styles of different Mizo sub-tribes, each furnished with traditional household items, tools and artifacts. The village is set on the slopes of Reiek Tlang with forested surroundings and panoramic viewpoints overlooking the Aizawl valley and plains. Visitors can walk through the village lanes, view interiors, take photographs, enjoy nature walks and trek to the nearby Reiek peak viewpoint.

Developed by the Tourism Department, Government of Mizoram to preserve and showcase traditional Mizo architecture and village life. The complex recreates a typical historic Mizo settlement with distinct houses representing major Mizo sub-tribes including Lusei, Hmar, Lai, Mara and others, reflecting pre-modern settlement patterns and building techniques.

Represents the living heritage of the Mizo people, displaying traditional housing styles, domestic artifacts, and community layout. It serves as the primary venue for the Anthurium Festival, the state's annual tourism festival that promotes Mizo music, dance, handicrafts, cuisine and horticulture, and functions as an educational and cultural preservation site.