Located in Lungphunlian village in Champhai District. About 45 kms to the north of the town of Champhai in Mizoram lies the village called Lungphunlian, named after a "large monolith" found in its vicinity. A stone of uneven shape, it measures 13 ft and a half in height, roughly 6 1/2 ft in breadth and 2 ft in thickness and is possibly the biggest one of it kind in Mizoram. In the absence of any engraving or carving upon it, it is not known exactly as to who had erected it and when. It is generally assumed to be the handiwork of some nomadic Meitei people because a smaller stone is found on a nearby hill bearing inscriptions resembling the Meitei dialect. The site could be reached by taxis and local buses plying through the route connecting with the town of Champhai. Many archaeological enthusiasts and tourists could be seen visiting the site to through out the year.