Jampui Hills 
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Jampui Hill is famous for its beautiful landscape, which includes the green forests, orange trees laden with fruit from October to December and from March to May, various species of orchids and other wild trees bear flowers.
The temperate climate is ideal for tourism and thus the nickname 'the permanent seat of spring'. Jampui Hill is situated about 3000 feet above the sea level. The hill is inhabited by tribal villages and is the home to the Lusai and Reang tribal communities. The Lushai tribe has a distinct cultural identity, most speak English and follow Christianity.
The sunrise and sunset in Jampui Hill is a sight that visitors must witness. Another awe-inspiring sight occurs during the rainy season when the hill is covered with floating clouds - it feels as though you are walking in the clouds!
Many tourists are attracted to Jampui Hill to climb to the highest peak in Tripura 'Betalongchhip', where tourist can enjoy a panoramic view of Mizoram. There are many other good trekking routes such as the Chittagong hill tracts and the Kanchanpur-Dasda Valley.
The temperate climate is ideal for tourism and thus the nickname 'the permanent seat of spring'. Jampui Hill is situated about 3000 feet above the sea level. The hill is inhabited by tribal villages and is the home to the Lusai and Reang tribal communities. The Lushai tribe has a distinct cultural identity, most speak English and follow Christianity.
The sunrise and sunset in Jampui Hill is a sight that visitors must witness. Another awe-inspiring sight occurs during the rainy season when the hill is covered with floating clouds - it feels as though you are walking in the clouds!
Many tourists are attracted to Jampui Hill to climb to the highest peak in Tripura 'Betalongchhip', where tourist can enjoy a panoramic view of Mizoram. There are many other good trekking routes such as the Chittagong hill tracts and the Kanchanpur-Dasda Valley.
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