KV Paradise — Attraction in Mizoram

Nestled in the serene Durtlang Hills near Aizawl, KV Paradise is a place that leaves visitors in awe, not just for its breathtaking location but for the moving story it holds. Known as the “Mizo Taj Mahal,” this three-story mausoleum was built by Khawlhring Varte in memory of his beloved wife, Rosangpuii Varte, who tragically passed away in 2001.

The structure is a harmonious blend of modern and traditional Mizo architecture. Inside, visitors can explore a gallery filled with photographs, belongings, and heartfelt inscriptions that tell the story of Rosangpuii’s life. The ambiance is both peaceful and emotionally stirring, making it a unique experience compared to typical tourist spots.

What makes KV Paradise special is its story of undying love and dedication. It’s more than just a building; it’s a living memory, an expression of a husband’s grief turned into an eternal tribute.

The location itself is stunning, offering panoramic views of the rolling hills and lush greenery of Mizoram. It’s an ideal spot for those seeking tranquility and inspiration.

KV Paradise is not just a monument; it’s a powerful reminder of love’s enduring nature. Whether you’re a tourist or a local, this is a place...

The KV Paradise is a memorial building which lies on the west side of Durtlang hill, an outskirt of Aizawl. The memorial building is made by Pu K. Chhawnṭhuama, (K which stands for Khawlhring clan) for her wife Lalsangpuii Varte, who passed away in a car accident in 2001. It was built to show the real love and in remembrance of her wife . The name KV stands for Khawlhring and Varte.

The beautiful mauseleum is spacious and have a great view of Aizawl city on the east side. The building is of three storeys. On the ground floor stands a huge photo of the wife and the wedding photos of the couples. The 2nd floor has a cabinet display of her clothes, including which she wear at the time of the accident. The third floor is a prayer room for the visitors.

You have to go through around 40 steps to enter the place. There is free parking place. The entry ticket is Rs 10 at the time...

As the place was built in the memory of Mrs Rosangpuii by her husband and here you can find several of her clothes and other accessories like shoes and photos of her and their children. Although the place was built to stand for a long time, due to lack of proper maintenance the place have worsened significantly. The fountain is no longer functioning and looks like septic water for mosquitoes, some windows have cracked and the structures have their pieces missing. There's not much to see here especially with the fountain being broken. The road leading to the memorial is extremely bad and rough. One also needs to pay 30 rupees just to get inside. I wouldn't recommend this place if you want to be amazed but the view is nice and the photos, clothes and shoes are quite...