DAV

CENTENENARY
PUBLIC SCHOOL
English Project
Tripura and Mizoram

Name - Mohit kumar singh

Class - Xii
Roll Number - 22
Section- A
Guided By -
 Introduction
Tripura and Mizoram, two enchanting
states in northeastern India, offer a
captivating blend of cultural heritage,
natural beauty, and vibrant traditions.
Tripura boasts regal palaces, ancient
temples, and a fusion of tribal and
Bengali customs. Mizoram enthralls with
its scenic hills, diverse tribal
communities, and colorful festivals. This
project explores the unique charm and
allure of Tripura and Mizoram, aiming to
understand their rich cultural legacies,
historical significance, and the beauty of
their natural landscapes. Through this
exploration, we hope to gain a deeper
appreciation for the captivating essence
of these remarkable states.
 Tripura
Location
Tripura, a state located in
northeastern India, has a distinct
geographical location.Tripura is a
landlocked state bordered by
Bangladesh on its north, west, and
south sides. The state's eastern
boundary shares a border with the
Indian state of Mizoram. Tripura is
relatively small in size compared to
other Indian states. The landscape of
Tripura is characterized by hills,
valleys, and plains, with the majority
of the terrain being hilly. The
presence of rivers like the Gomti,
Haora, and Manu adds to the natural
beauty of the state.
STATE CAPITAL

Agartala
Political Leaders
Chief Minister-

Governor-
 Traditional
Dresses
The traditional dress of Tripura
reflects the cultural heritage of the
state. Men usually wear a long cloth
known as "Rikutu" or "Rignai" around
their waist, paired with a short-
sleeved shirt called "Kamchwlwi."
Women wear a three-piece ensemble
comprising a blouse called "Risa," a
wraparound skirt known as "Rikutu,"
and a shawl called "Rikutru." These
garments are intricately woven with
colorful designs and patterns,
showcasing the traditional
craftsmanship of Tripura. The
traditional dress of Tripura not only
represents the cultural identity of
the people but also adds vibrancy and
uniqueness to their celebrations and
festivals.
Men

Women
Festivals
1. Karchi Puja:
2. Garia Puja
 3. Durga Puja
Durga Puja is a widely
celebrated festival in Tripura,
as in many other parts of India. It
commemorates the victory of
Goddess Durga over the demon
Mahishasura. The festival
involves elaborate decorations,
artistic clay idols, cultural
programs, and grand
processions.
 Food Habits
The food habits in Tripura are a delightful fusion
of flavors and culinary traditions. Rice is the
staple food, and various rice-based dishes
dominate the cuisine. Non-vegetarian delicacies
like fish, chicken, pork, and mutton are widely
enjoyed. The use of local spices and herbs adds a
distinct taste to the dishes, with fermented foods
like shidal (fermented fish) and berma (fermented
bamboo shoot) being popular ingredients.
Traditional dishes such as Panch Phoron Tarkari,
Muya Awandru, and Chakhwi showcase the culinary
heritage of Tripura. The state also boasts a range
of sweet delights, including Chakhao Kheer and
Pitha. Tripura's food habits truly reflect its
cultural diversity and gastronomic richness.
Places to Visit
Agartala
The capital city of Tripura, Agartala,
offers a blend of historical and
cultural attractions. Must-visit
places include the magnificent
Ujjayanta Palace, the revered
Tripurasundari Temple, and the lush
green gardens of Rabindra Kanan.
The State Museum showcases the
state's rich heritage, while the
bustling markets of Agartala offer a
glimpse into local life and
handicrafts.
2. Neermahal
3. Unakoti
Important Facts
1. State Bird
2. State Flower
3. State Animal
 Mizoram
Location
Situated in northeastern India,
Mizoram shares borders with
Tripura, Assam, Manipur, and
Myanmar. Known for its scenic
beauty and hilly landscapes, the
state is home to the breathtaking
Phawngpui (Blue Mountain). With
its rich cultural heritage and
vibrant tribal communities,
Mizoram offers a unique blend of
natural wonders and traditional
charm, making it an enticing
destination for travelers.
 State Capital
Aizawl
Aizawl is the capital city of Mizoram, a state
in northeastern India. Perched on a ridge at
an elevation of approximately 1,132 meters,
Aizawl offers stunning views of the
surrounding hills and valleys. The city is
known for its vibrant culture, with a mix of
traditional and modern influences. Aizawl
boasts of numerous churches, including the
iconic Solomon's Temple, as well as bustling
markets, delicious local cuisine, and
colorful festivals. It serves as the
administrative, commercial, and cultural
hub of Mizoram, welcoming visitors with its
warm hospitality and distinct charm.
Political Leaders
Chief Minister-

Governor-
 Traditional
Dresses
The traditional dress of Mizoram, known
as "Puan" or "Puanchei," is a captivating
ensemble. Women wear a wraparound
skirt with intricate designs and a
blouse called "Kawrechi." They also
drape a woven shawl known as
"Kawrchei" or "Ngotekherh." Men
traditionally wear a shirt called
"Kurta" along with a lungi or
wraparound skirt called "Pawndum."
These traditional garments showcase
the skilled craftsmanship and cultural
identity of Mizoram, adding to the
richness and beauty of the state's
cultural heritage
Men

Women
Festivals
1. Chapchar
Kut
2. Mim Kut
3. Pawl Kut
 Food Habits
Mizoram's food habits revolve
around rice, with a preference
for sticky rice. The cuisine is
known for its spicy and flavorful
dishes, with popular traditional
delicacies like Bai (a vegetable
and meat stew), Vawksa Rep
(smoked pork), and Zu (fermented
bamboo shoot dish). Local
ingredients, herbs, and bamboo
shoots contribute to the unique
and delicious flavors of Mizoram's
culinary heritage.
Places to Visit
Aizawl
Phawngpui
Tamdil Lake
Important Facts
1. State Bird
The state bird of Mizoram is Mrs.
Hume's pheasant (Syrmaticus
humiae). It is a beautiful bird
known for its colorful plumage
and graceful appearance.
2. State Flower
3. State Animal
 Conclusion
In conclusion, Tripura and
Mizoram, two states in
northeastern India, offer a
delightful blend of cultural
heritage and natural splendor.
Tripura showcases its royal past
and diverse cultural influences,
while Mizoram enchants with its
scenic hills, vibrant festivals,
and rich tribal traditions. Both
states captivate visitors with
their warm hospitality,
traditional crafts, and
mouthwatering cuisine. From the
grandeur of Ujjayanta Palace in
Tripura to the breathtaking
beauty of Phawngpui in Mizoram,
these states offer unique
experiences that celebrate the
rich tapestry of northeastern
India's culture and landscapes.