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Anirudh Moorthy
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    You could also consider a quick stop at the village of Mualawng, just ten kilometres from Tam Dil. The hilltop viewpoint there gives a quick panoramic shot of the surrounding valleys, and there’s a tea shop where you can grab a light snack before heading back. If you’re looking for a place to rest after, the Urban Living (A Low Cost Hotel) in Aizawl is only a short ride away. Do you think you’d prefer the tea garden view or the village viewpoint for a quick photo break?

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