If a city is like this, where is the silent city in India? where the mind finds peace

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Why is Aizawl called Silent City… Silent City does not at all mean that this city is deserted. It is a busy hill capital where traffic rules, public discipline and a culture of not blowing horns have given it a unique identity. Usually the capital is crowded and noisy, but this is not the case with Aizawl. This is the reason why it has been named Silent City. (Photo: Unsplash)At what height is this city… Aizawl is at an altitude of about 1,132 meters above sea level. On one side of it is the Talawang river valley and on the other side is the Tuirial river valley, which adds to its beauty. The specialty of Aizawl is that the peaceful traffic here is not just a slogan. Over the years, a culture of no honking has developed in the city and is now popularly known as the 'No Horning City'. (Photo: Unsplash)Waiting for your turn… In Izone, drivers usually wait for their turn instead of honking at every minor delay. Honking is considered rude and this social habit has become part of the city's identity. The result is that the city feels calm even in slow-moving traffic. Schoolchildren, drivers and residents are regularly reminded about road discipline. (Photo: Unsplash)Cultural center of Mizoram… Aizawl is the political, commercial, educational and cultural center of Mizoram. Unlike other Indian cities, urban life here is peaceful and calm rather than chaotic. Despite the increasing population and narrow hilly roads, the city has maintained its disciplined traffic culture. (Photo: Unsplash)

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