Does the very term itself sound scary to you? Well this is quite understandable as the process involves many complexities and some hard decision making. Corporate relation is in fact a favorable thing which one can adopt for bringing about a change in their work and also a change in their living style. You will be able to relocate to anew place with your family and get newer experiences. In today’s world more and more people are opting to relocate to a new city, sate or country in search of jobs and better working opportunities. Studies have found out that more then 10% people relocate for corporate reasons in a year to different places.

Well if you are looking for better and newer opportunities in regards to your work, you must be flexible in your choices and willing to relocate to a new place which provides you with better opportunities. For taking care of all things related to relocation you can seek help from a corporate relocation services. You do not have to worry about this as you will be able to get corporate relocation services from the best companies which are operating in your city. You just need to contact them and tell then about the exact kind of corporate relocation service you are seeking. You just have to make sure that you are seeking corporate relocation services from the right company and not just any other company which may be operating in your city.

It may be that the company you are working for is opening up a new establishment in another city or country or that you will have to work on some project and for that you need to move to the new place. The job market today is very competitive and most good companies have establishments spread out all over the world. So this is another reason for which people are willing to relocate and are increasingly hiring the services of corporate relocation services to help them in this. Is it that you have always wanted to travel to new places for some reason or other has not been able to do this? Well then you can fulfill this aim of your by opting for relocation. New places and new experiences will surely help you in getting fresh insights in to different aspects of life.

Corporate relocation services providing companies are efficient in the services they provide. Different aspects of relocation like packing and moving out household goods must be done carefully. Professionals who work for these corporate relocation service companies are experts in packing and shifting of goods to new places. Make sure that you keep a close eye on the kind of work which is done by the professionals when they pack your goods and see if it is up to your expected levels or not. Corporate relocation service companies provide clients with the option of moving their precious and expensive household stuff and other office stuff to the new place without too much of a hassle. You just need to tell them what you want and the work will be done for you.

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White Rhinoceros are a species that once bordered on the edge of extinction, but today enjoys an ever widening area of distribution. They are characterized by the outgrowths on the top of their muzzles. These outgrowths are made up of a mass of tubular hair and are not attached to the skull at all. The name White Rhinoceros is an Anglicization of the original Dutch name, Wide Lip Rhinoceros, which translated means Wide Lipped Rhinoceros, referring to the wide square lip of this grazing animal. They are generally found in solitary or in small groups. They are fond of short grass and are often fond in open areas.

Appearance:

The White Rhino is the third largest land mammal. Massive, stocky, and with a reputation of being not quite as aggressive as the Black Rhino. The two distinctive horns are in fact very densely packed fibers, and materially not really horns. The record horn length is 1.58 m. Bulls, weighing up to 2 000 kg, are larger than cows which weigh up to 1 800 kg.

Bulls are 1.8 m at the shoulders. The grey skin is almost hairless. They have a square-shaped, wide mouth. White Rhinos have a hump on the neck. The penis points backwards and testes are located abdominally.

Diet:

The White Rhino is strictly a grazer. Favoring short grass, but will feed on taller grass when short grass is not available. The wide mouth enables adequate intake with each plug harvested with the upper and lower lips.

Breeding:

Even though most conceptions take place during the wet season, this huge mammal is not a strict seasonal breeder. Calves are born early in the dry season after a gestation period of 16 months, and stays with their mothers for a period of two to three years, until she gives birth to her next calve. Cows starts breeding at about eight years and bulls reach sexual maturity at 10-12 years. During mating, sexual activity can last more than an hour.

Behavior:

In spite of their bulk and short stubby legs, White Rhino can run remarkably fast, but only for very short distances. Dominant territorial bulls occupy mutually exclusive areas of two to five square kilometers, but one or more subordinate bulls may share the territory. Female ranges may overlap those of several bull territories. A territorial bull will attempt to confine a receptive cow to his territory, and will join her for five to ten days prior to mating.

Where they are found:

Formerly widely distributed throughout the bushveld regions of South Africa. In the 19th century it was exterminated by hunters, except in KwaZulu-Natal’s Umfolozi region. Although now thriving where it has been re-introduced into parts of its former region, it still suffers from poaching.

White Rhino featured in the following areas:

Andries Vosloo Kudu Reserve, Ben Alberts Reserve, Bloemhof Dam Nature Reserve, Botsalano Game Reserve, Chobe Park, Gona-re-zhou Reserve, Hlane Reserve, Hluhluwe Umfolozi Park, Hwange National Park, Ithala Reserve, Kruger Park, Lapalala Reserve, Loskopdam Reserve, Madikwe Game Reserve, Makalali Reserve, Mala Mala, Manyeleti Reserve, Maputo Elephant Park, Marakele Reserve, Milwane Reserve, Moremi Reserve, Ndumo Reserve, Nyala Ranch Reserve, Pilanesberg National Park, Sabi Sabi Game Reserve, St Lucia Wetlands Reserve, Vaalbos National Park, Weenen Reserve

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Why swish? While it was originally thought that certain regions on the tongue detected specific flavors, we now know this is not true.

The front and back of the tongue contain the taste buds and rather than specializing in a particular taste sensation, all taste buds are capable of detecting sweet, sour, bitter and salty flavors, although there may be some slight differences in sensitivity. So that you get the most out of your taste buds, when wine tasting, swish the wine around your mouth, which will allow all of your taste buds (and your sense of smell) to participate in the detection of the finer flavors of the wine.

Smell and Taste:

Have you ever tried desperately to detect flavor from a food or beverage when you had a terrible cold? You probably tasted very little, if anything at all. Research indicates that 70 to 75% of what we taste is actually due to our sense of smell. Specialized “aroma” nerves in the nose are necessary to identify tastes more subtle than sweet, sour, bitter and salty. Smell and taste go hand-in-hand when wine tasting . . . without your sense of smell you would be unable to detect the delicate flavors of chocolate, herbs or smoke in your wine.

Wine Tasting Techniques:

Wine tasting is not just like art, it is an art.

While wine tasting can be subjective in nature, wine connoisseurs follow some general “guidelines” when judging a wine. It’s very easy to learn the techniques of wine tasting, and if you already enjoy wine, learning the nuances will simultaneously increase the pleasure you derive from tasting.

The three steps in wine tasting are: Look, Smell, and Taste.

Look:

You can tell much about a wine simply by studying its appearance. The wine should be poured into a clear glass and held in front of a white background (a tablecloth or piece of paper will serve nicely) so that you can examine the color.

The color of wine varies tremendously, even within the same type of wine. For example, white wines are not actually white; they range from green to yellow to brown. More color in a white wine usually indicates more flavor and age, although a brown wine may have gone bad. Where as time improves many red wines, it ruins most white wines. Red wines are not just red; they range from a pale red to a deep brown red, usually becoming lighter in color as they age.

Rim color:

You can guess the age of a red wine by observing its “rim.” Tilt the glass slightly and look at the edge of the wine. A purple tint may indicate youth while orange to brown indicates maturity.

Swirling:

Swirling the wine serves many purposes, but visually it allows you to observe the body of the wine. “Good legs” may indicate a thicker body and a higher alcohol content and/or sweetness level.

Smell:

Swirl your wine. This releases molecules in the wine allowing you to smell the aroma, also called the bouquet or nose. The two main techniques that wine tasters use are:

1.) Take a quick whiff and formulate an initial impression, then take a second deeper whiff or

2.) Take only one deep whiff.

Either way, after you smell the wine, sit back and contemplate the aroma. Don’t try to “taste” the wine yet, concentrate only on what you smell.

It may be difficult to describe in words when you’re a novice, but after trying many wines you ill notice similarities and differences. Sometimes a certain smell will be very strong with underlying hints of other smells. Take your time. By labeling an aroma you will probably remember it better. You may even want to keep a notebook of your impressions of wines, and save the labels; next time you see the wine you won’t have to purchase it to know if you like it . . . or you don’t!

Taste:

The most important quality of a wine is its balance between sweetness and acidity. To get the full taste of a wine follow the following three steps:

1. Initial taste (or first impression): This is where the wine awakens your senses (your taste buds respond to sensations).

2. Taste: Slosh the wine around and draw in some air (even if you do look funny in front of your dinner guests). Examine the body and texture of the wine. Is it light or rich? Smooth or harsh?

3. Aftertaste: The taste that remains in your mouth after you have swallowed the wine. How long did the taste last? Was it pleasant?

After tasting the wine, take a moment to value its overall flavor and balance. Is the taste appropriate for that type of wine? If the wine is very dry, is it supposed to be?

Some serious wine connoisseurs assign a point score to a wine to determine its quality. While this method can be useful, it is in no way necessary to determine a quality wine. The more different wines you try, and the more attention you pay to each wine, the better you will become at ascertaining and describing each wine’s characteristics.

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A national coat of arms is the highest visual symbol of the State. The coat of arms is also a central part of the Great Seal, traditionally considered to be the highest emblem of the State. Absolute authority is given to every document with an impression of the Great Seal on it, as this means that it has been approved by the ruler of a country.

A new coat of arms now replaces one that has served South Africa since 17 September 1910. The change reflects the aim of Government to highlight the democratic change in South Africa.

THE DESIGN OF THE NEW COAT OF ARMS:

The new Coat of Arms is a series of elements organised in distinct symmetric oval shapes placed on top of one another.

THE LOWER OVAL SHAPE OF FOUNDATION:

The first element is the motto, in a green semi-circle. Completing the semi-circle are two symmetrically placed pairs of elephant tusks pointing upwards. Within the oval shape formed by the tusks are two symmetrical ears of wheat which in turn frame a centrally placed gold shield.

The shape of the shield makes reference to a drum, and contains two human figures from Khoi san rock art. The figures are depicted facing one another in greeting and in unity. Above the shield are placed a spear and a knobkierie, crossed in a single unit. These elements are arranged harmoniously to give focus to the shield and complete the lower oval shape of Foundation.

THE UPPER OVAL SHAPE OF ASCENDANCE:

Immediately above the lower oval shape, is the visual centre of the Coat of Arms, a Protea. The petals of the Protea are rendered in a triangular pattern reminiscent of the crafts of Africa. The secretary bird is placed above the Protea and the flower forms the chest of the bird. The secretary bird stands with its wings uplifted in a regal stance. The distinctive head feathers of the secretary bird crown a strong and vigilant head.

The rising sun above the horizon is placed between the wings of the secretary bird and completes the oval shape of ascendance.

THE SYMBOLS OF THE NEW COAT OF ARMS

The Motto:

!KE E: /XARRA //KE, written in the Khoisan language of the /Xam people, literally meaning: diverse people unite. On a collective scale it calls for the nation to unite in a common sense of belonging and national pride - Unity in Diversity.

The Ears of Wheat:

An emblem of fertility, it also symbolizes the idea of germination, growth and the feasible development of any potential. It relates to the nourishment of the people and signifies the agricultural aspects of the earth.

Elephant Tusks:

Elephants symbolize wisdom, strength, moderation and eternity.

The Shield:

It has a dual function as a vehicle for the display of identity and of spiritual defence.

The Human Figures:

The figures are derived from images on the Linton stone, a world famous example of South African Rock Art, now housed and displayed in the South African Museum in Cape Town. The Khoisan, the oldest known inhabitants of South Africa, and most probably of the earth, testify to a common humanity and heritage. The figures are depicted in an attitude of greeting, symbolizing unity.

The Spear and Knobkierie:

Dual symbols of defence and authority, they in turn represent the powerful legs of the secretary bird. The spear and knobkierie are lying down, symbolising peace.

The Protea:

The Protea is an emblem of the beauty of South Africa and its flowering. The Protea symbolizes the holistic integration of forces that grows from the earth and are nurtured from above. The most popular colours of Africa have been assigned to the Protea - green, gold, red and black.

The Secretary Bird:

The secretary bird is characterised in flight, the natural consequence of growth and speed. It is the equivalent of the lion on earth. A powerful bird whose legs - depicted as the spear and knobkierie - serve it well in its hunt for snakes symbolising protection of the nation against its enemies. It is a messenger of the heavens and conducts its grace upon the earth, in this sense it is a symbol of divine majesty. Its uplifted wings are an emblem of the ascendance of the nation, whilst simultaneously offering protection. It is depicted in gold, which clearly symbolizes its association with the sun and the highest power.

The Rising Sun:

An emblem of brightness, splendour and the supreme principle of the nature of energy, it symbolizes the promise of rebirth, the active faculties of reflection, knowledge, good judgment and willpower. It is the symbol of the source of life, of light and the ultimate wholeness of Humanity.

The completed structure of the Coat of Arms combines the lower and higher oval shapes in a symbol of infinity. The path that connects the lower edge of the scroll, through the lines of the tusks, with the horizon above which the sun rises at the top, forms the shape of the cosmic egg from which the secretary bird rises. In the symbolic sense this is the implied rebirth of the spirit of our great and heroic nation.

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The Words:

This is the official version of the national anthem, combining Nkosi sikelel’ iAfrika and Die Stem / The Call of South Africa:

Nkosi sikelel’ iAfrika
Maluphakanyisw’ uphondo lwayo,
Yizwa imithandazo yethu,
Nkosi sikelela, thina lusapho lwayo.

Morena boloka setjhaba sa heso,
O fedise dintwa le matshwenyeho,
O se boloke, O se boloke setjhaba sa heso,
Setjhaba sa South Afrika - South Afrika.

Uit die blou van onse hemel,
Uit die diepte van ons see,
Oor ons ewige gebergtes,
Waar die kranse antwoord gee,

Sounds the call to come together,
And united we shall stand,
Let us live and strive for freedom,
In South Africa our land.

The History:

A proclamation issued by the (then) State President on 20 April 1994 in terms of the provisions of Section 248 (1) together with Section 2 of the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa, No 200 of 1993, stated that the Republic of South Africa would have two National Anthems. They were “Nkosi Sikelel iAfrika” and “The Call of South Africa” (”Die Stem van Suid-Afrika).

In terms of Section 4 of the Constitution of South Africa, 1996 (Act 108 of 1996) and following a proclamation in the Government Gazette No. 18341 (dated 10 October 1997), a shortened, combined version of “Nkosi Sikelel iAfrika” and “The Call of South Africa” is now the National Anthem of South Africa.

The Call of South Africa (”Die Stem van Suid-Afrika”)

Die “Stem van Suid-Afrika” is a poem written by CJ Langenhoven in May 1918. The music was composed by the Reverend ML de Villiers in 1921.

The South African Broadcasting Corporation played both God save the King and Die Stem to close their daily broadcasts and the public became familiar with it. It was first sung publicly at the official hoisting of the national flag in Cape Town on 31 May 1928, but it was not until 2 May 1957 that Government made the announcement that Die Stem had been accepted as the official national anthem of South Africa.

In the same year Government also acquired the copyright and this was confirmed by Act of Parliament in 1959. In 1952 the official English version of the national anthem, the Call of South Africa was accepted for official use.

“Nkosi Sikelel iAfrika”

Nkosi Sikelel iAfrika was composed in 1897 by Enoch Sontonga, a Methodist mission school teacher. The words of the first stanza were originally written in Xhosa as a hymn. Seven additional stanzas in Xhoza were later added by the poet, Samuel Mqhayi. A Sesotho version was published by Moses Mphahlele in 1942. Nkosi Sikelel iAfrika was popularised at concerts held in Johannesburg by Reverend JL Dube’s Ohlange Zulu Choir.

It became a popular church hymn that was later adopted as an anthem at political meetings. It was sung as an act of defiance during the apartheid years. The first stanza is generally sung in Xhosa or Zulu followed by the Sesotho version. Apparently there is no standard version or translations of Nkosi and the words vary from place to place and from occasion to occasion.

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Often dog behavior problems are caused by boredom. Is your dog left alone all day or left alone for hours at a time? Is your dog confined to the backyard rather than allowed in the house?

Most dogs need the companionship of people. They crave interaction with their family members. A dog stuck in the backyard gets very little human companionship. They get bored and they become destructive or constantly break out of the yard and run away

There are also dogs that require a lot of exercise and mental stimulation. Dog breeds such as Border Collies and Australian Shepherds go crazy if they are confined to a small area with no chance to run. Not only do they need plenty of physical exercise, but they need a healthy amount of mental exercise.

Dogs that have behavior problems are often simply dogs that do not get the exercise, companionship or mental stimulation that they need. If your dog sits in the backyard barking all day (or all night), or if he digs up the flowers and chews on the patio furniture, he is simply trying to find ways to fill the hours and hours of loneliness.

What can you do to prevent these behavior problems? Every healthy dog needs some form of exercise every day. Whether you have a Pug, Chihuahua, or Labrador, you need to take him for a walk every day. Exercising relieves built up tension and stress, improves the dog’s temperament, and makes him easier to handle at home. The exercise is also very good for you.

There are some breeds that simply must not be left outdoors year round. Pugs and other similar dog breeds cannot handle cold or warm temperatures. Other dogs, such as Newfoundlands and Saint Bernards, enjoy cold weather but cannot endure hot temperatures.

If you are thinking about getting a dog, keep this in mind. If you cannot put in a dog door for your dog to go in and out during the day while you are gone, then do not get a dog that cannot handle the temperatures in your area.

Also, if the dog is going to sit home alone all day, be sure you can devote some time every morning and evening to taking the dog for a walk. This will help a lot towards alleviating many dog behavior problems.

Besides exercising your dog, you can also provide toys for him to play with during the day. There are toys, such as buster cubes, that dogs find very interesting. A buster cube, among other toys, can keep a dog busy trying to get the treats hidden away inside.

Giving your dog daily exercise and providing toys for him to play with and chew will help a lot in relieving behavior problems. Letting him be inside with the family will help tremendously. And of course, as your dog ages he will naturally calm down as he has less energy that he needs to run off.

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Mobile phones today, have not remained to be just communication tools. With the meteoric rise in technology, and resultant introduction of microelectrical circuitry, mobile telecommunication have become an all the more affordable medium of communication. With an added profit of portability of a mobile phone, the urge to possess a mobiles evidently surmounts the biggest of all desires. Reaping on the demand, today, a variety of stylish and technologically superior models throng a market. Every model is challenging to better a competitor by virtue of it’s features and cost-effectiveness. However, a discerning user would grab the model of choice after a thorough understanding of the usability of the phone and its optimum use in his or her particular life style.

For a working professional, phones with instant internet accessibility, ability to run spreadsheets, accounting and office suites, work perfectly to match his or her profession. Where as, for a teenager, phones equipped with high-resolution camera and high-definition music player, matches the tone of his or her happening lifestyle. The user list also tends to vary with the parameters like pricing, style, and the ease of use.

The best match however, can be achieved with the selection of a mobile phone deal that come bundled with some phone models. For a normal phone user, any cost-effective ‘contract phone deal’, or the likes of ‘pay-as-you-go’ and ‘SIM free’ phone deal offer some innovative options that are ready to answer the demands of a particular life style.

The technology integration in a mobile phone often come with a price. And for a discerning user, the suitability of a particular feature to his or her life style leads to a decision to buy a product. Given the scenario, mobile phones with very minimalistic features like text messaging, also plays an important role as a communication medium.

In the nut shell, there is a mobile for every need. The only requirement is to identify the one best suiting to the pocket and lifestyle. Once through with the process.. it’s happy, and wonderful world of mobile communication.

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SEO or Search Engine Optimization is an important piece to the internet marketing puzzle. A search in Google will show 128 million results which goes to show the importance placed by many in this area. All these can be quite hard to fathom for someone who is totally new to SEO and its many concepts such as white hats and black hats.

Instead of diving into the more comprehensive and complicated part of SEO which even for me is an ongoing learning process, I would like to share the simple basic steps I’ve learnt so far along the way. Just by doing this, I believe you would be so much better off than millions of bloggers who doesn’t, thus dramatically improving the search engine driven traffic to your blog or site.

Kindly note that some of these steps are more towards those hosting their own blogs especially with Wordpress or Typepad.

Step 1
Sticking To One URL
Don’t split all your countless hours of promoting efforts into half by having both ‘http://www.yoursite.com’ and ‘http://yoursite.com’. Choose one and direct all traffic to this preferred domain of yours. All marketing efforts also should be targeted to only this domain. This can be done easily by editing your .htaccess file or via a WP plugin.

Step 2
Built Into Title and Meta Tags
Ensure that the keyword of your choice is included into your Blog Title and Meta tags located in the section of your blog source code. Here are some examples based on the keyword ‘online games’:

Step 3
Permalink For Your Posts
It simply means a URL that points to a specific blog post which is permanent. Picking the one that includes your keyword will help significantly rather than a short numbered permalink. The screenshot on the right will give you a clearer picture which shows the available choices for Wordpress.

Step 4
Choosing The Right Keyword
You can do so simply by using the free Overture Keyword Selector to get an idea the popularity of the keyword you have in mind. The screenshot on the left is an example of a highly popular keyword which many might overlook. By looking at that example, if you have a Tech blog and you make a post on ‘2000dpi copperhead gaming laser mouse’ with good keyword positioning, you can expect a huge surge in traffic once it is indexed by the search engines. To make it even sweeter, you can include an affiliate program selling that particular or similar product to that post.

Step 5
Include Keyword In Post
If you look at search engine results for your individual blog post, it also includes a short summary of the article itself. So make sure you use the keyword in you blog post without diluting the article. Do keep in mind that the main objective of your post is for your visitors to read and gain knowledge so quality content should always be your priority.

Step 6
Using ALT tags on Images

A lot of bloggers do not take that little extra time and effort to insert an ALT tag to the images they add on their blogs including myself especially on my blogspot blogs. All you have to do is include this code in your tag: alt=”keyword” which complete image code should look like this without additional attributes.

Step 7
Help Spiders Navigate

This is to ensure the search engine spiders crawl your blog effectively by guiding them using a sitemap. If you are using Wordpress, you can easily do so with a Google Sitemaps plugin. It is also important to track how your blog is being crawled by using Google Sitemap and Yahoo Site Explorer.

If your blog is quite extensive, you might want to tell the spiders which posts to exclude from being added to their database by using a robot.txt file.

Step 8
Link Building

Last but not least is building links to your blog. You can start off by submitting to directories and then exchanging links with related blogs pertaining to your blog topic. Bear in mind it is not the quantity but quality of links which will help you greatly in your SEO efforts. One of the best way to obtain links is writing good and useful content which others would want to share with their own readers.

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Do you want some of the greatest tips from the best fashion coaches in the industry? Well, follow the fashion guides below to looking your hottest-coolest self.

1. Get a long mirror.

The most common fashion mistake that we can make is that we only get a snapshot of what we look like. The problem is as soon as we step outside the door, everyone else gets a panoramic view. So know when your pants are dragging or your skirt is hiked up in the back by checking yourself out in a full length mirror.

2. Just because you could - doesn’t mean you should.

I ask you, what if your grandmother wore a belly button ring, now this is just an example so don’t send me nasty notes, is that what you want to imagine yourself looking like years from now. One of the least attractive fashions is the midriff bearing tops. Don’t you think that some folks would have been better off keeping that bouncing tummy to themselves? I am just keeping this real.

3. Keep the receipts.

Oh the joy of shopping - but the blessings of returns. If the fashion doesn’t resonate with you in a week or so. Return it. Save yourself the closet stuffing.

4. Good color is not a suggestion - it’s a mandate.

Anyone can wear every color, but hold out and wear only the ones that look good on you. Color in fashion should be used to enhance your own natural coloring and your face. One great myth is that no one sees the weight you gained if you wear black.

5. Wear the outfit - don’t let it wear on you.

You are only buying the fashions that complements you. Think about that little black dress everyone believes is mandatory. If the color is harsh on you people will only focus on the dress. What you really want is someone to make complements about you - not than just what you are wearing. Remember, the dress never says thank you.

6. If it doesn’t fit, it doesn’t fit.

Why do you want to keep it, reminding yourself of money you could have better spent. The odds are that it will be out of style by the time you could fit into it.

7. The most expensive fashion you can buy is the one that is on sale that matches nothing.

No truer words were spoken.

Follow these tips and you will be on your way to capturing flattering attention and complements every time you step out of the door in high style and fashion.

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Mizoram is an endless variety of landscape with rich flora and fauna, clusters of whispering pines and quaint villages with houses on stilts. Vantawng Khawhthla, the highest waterfall plunging from 750 ft is surrounded by lush green tropical forests, dominated by bamboo groves. Mizoram protrudes downwards between Myanmar and Bangladesh. The Tropic of Cancer runs through the heart of Mizoram, so it has a pleasantly temperate climate throughout year.

Nature has bestowed Mizoram with numerous rivers like Tlawang, Sonai, Tuivai, Kolodyne and karnafulli. The legendary river Tiu is the boundary between India and Myanmar. On the banks, a huge market for export goods has come up. Tamdil is natural lake, 83 km Aizawl near Saitual town.

The major tourist attraction happens to be Champhai, a bustling commercial town on the Indo-Myanmar border. Believed to be the entry point and settlement of the first Mizo migrants to India, Champhai has a background of rich heritage, scattered in small hamlets and villages dotted with monuments and monoliths that depict success in war, valorous hunting, personal distinctions and achievements.

Champhai is fast emerging as a fruit bowl of Mizoram. Colours through the well-tended vineyards, passion fruit orchards and the recently introduced Kiwi fruit plantations. Moreover, green paddy fields, usually set in the valley between hills, make this region the rice bowl of the state and a picture-postcard favourite.

Traveller can spend your wallet at the Town Market, it’s a shoppers’ paradise. Household items, cloths, electronic goods and cosmetics can be picked up at a bargain price.

At 6 km from Champhai in village is a cluster of six manmade caves curved out of solid rocks. According to legend, this was the hiding place for villagers from the onslaught of a gigantic eagle named Mura, who used to prey on them.

A day excursion from Champhai to Falkaw village will take you to Kungawrhi Puk, a deep and wide gaping hole on the side of a hill, which was once believed to be the entrance of an underground village inhabited by the spirits.

Tamdil has a natural lake and is a favourite picnic spot.Dampa is a wildlife sanctuary at the junction of borders of Mizoram, Tripura and Bangaldesh where tigers, bison, elephant, bear and avian species can be seen. Saiha is a paradise for anglers as the Chimtuipui river teems fish. Phawngpui is preserved for its medicinal herbs and open only for trekkers.

Kut is the most important festival of Mizoram. The kut celebrated in March is the 3 day spring festival marked by singing and dancing and colourful dresses. Mim kut (august-September) is a harvest festival. Pawl Kut, a harvest festival is celebrated during the last week of November. The locals celebrate this festival by singing, dancing, and playing traditional games.

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