Chapchar Kut is the most popular festival in Mizoram, celebrated in March to mark the arrival of spring and the completion of jungle- clearing operations for shifting cultivation. The festival features traditional Mizo dances like Cheraw (bamboo dance) and Khuallam, along with vibrant music, traditional games, and cultural performances. People dress in colorful traditional attire and come together to celebrate with community feasts.

Celebrated in September, the Anthurium Festival is a unique festival that promotes Mizoram's tourism and horticulture. Held in the beautiful Reiek village near Aizawl, the festival features cultural performances, traditional dances, flower shows, and adventure activities like trekking, angling, and camping. It highlights the cultivation of Anthurium flowers and showcases the state's rich biodiversity and cultural heritage.