Mizo folklore and folktales are deeply intertwined with the landscape of the misty rolling hills, the ancient rhythms of jhum (shifting cultivation), and the community-centric life of the traditional village. Passed down orally through generations, these stories bridge the gap between the physical world and a vibrant, unseen realm of spirits, mythical heroes, and deep moral lessons. Out of the many traditional Mizo folk tales, 21 selected stories have been chosen for the Storytelling and Cosplay Show at the Falkawn Living Museum.
Authors: Department of Mizo & Culture Studies, ICFAI University (English and Mizo editions).
Hindi Translation & Voiceover: Dr. Ruth Zomuansangi, Assistant Professor, Departmentof Biotechnology, Pachhunga University College
English Voiceover: R. Lalfakzuali, Assistant Professor, ICFAI University
1. Chawmnu
2. Chawngchilhi Pa
Chawngchilhi Pa (Mizo Version)
Chawngchilhin Pa (English Version)
3. Chawngchilhi
Chawngchilhi (English Version)
4. Chawngtinleri
Chawngtinleri (English Version)
5. Chemtatrawta
Chamtatrawta (English Version)
6. Chepahakhata
Chepahakhata (English Version)
7. Chhurbura
8. Hmaidungseia
Hmaidungseia (English Version)
9. Hmuichukchuriduninu
Hmuichukchuriduninu (Mizo Version)
Hmuichukchuriduninu (English Version)
10. Hualtungamtawna
Hualtungamtawna (Mizo Version)
Hualtungamtawna (English Version)
11. Keimingi
12. Khuavang
13. Lalchungnunga (Mizo Version)
Lalchungnunga (English Version)
14. Lasi
15. Manghauva
16. Sanu
17. Sichangneii
18. Nghalphusen
19. Mauruangi
20. Vai lal
21. Thinlanga
