Tawi Puk Cave

Tawi Puk Cave is a natural cave located near Hmuntha village in Lunglei District, southern Mizoram, India. Situated in a forested hilly area, it is known for its large chambers, rock formations and dark interior passages. The cave has historical associations as a shelter for villagers and holds local folklore importance. It is a relatively offbeat natural attraction near Lunglei town, visited for caving, sightseeing and nature exploration.

Visitors can expect a natural cave set in forested hills near Hmuntha village, accessed by a short walk and trek from the village. The cave has a wide entrance leading to dark inner chambers with uneven rocky floors, natural rock formations and low-light passages. The surrounding area is quiet, hilly and forested. Exploration involves walking inside with a torch, viewing chambers and formations, and photography near the entrance. Facilities are minimal and a local guide is recommended for navigation.

Natural cave historically used as a shelter and hideout by villagers of Hmuntha and surrounding areas during periods of inter-village conflict and unrest, as preserved in local oral history

Holds local folklore significance for the Mizo community in Lunglei district and is promoted as a natural heritage and eco-tourism site of the area