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Located in the East Khasi Hills, facing the plains of Bangladesh, at an elevation of 1484 m, Cherrapunji is known to be the second wettest place o...
Read morethe pluviophile's paradise
Known to be one of the wettest places in the world, the beautiful village of Mawsynram is situated at a distance of 60 kms from the city centre. The mesmerizing village with its panoramic views, lush green landscape and beautiful rains, Mawsynram is a perfect destination for both nature lovers and pluviophiles. Known to be one of the best tourist attraction in India, the village is known for its huge formation of a stalagmite, which takes after the shape of a 'Shivling'. Situated at an altitude of 1400 m above the sea level, the area is known for many caves narrating the story of a bygone era. Mawsynram receives heavy rainfall that the local villagers need to use thick grass to sound-proof their homes from it.
Located in the East Khasi Hills, facing the plains of Bangladesh, at an elevation of 1484 m, Cherrapunji is known to be the second wettest place o...
Read moreLocated at a distance of 6.7 kms from Cherrapunji, Nohkalikai Falls is the tallest plunge waterfall in India with a height of 340 m. known to be o...
Read moreLocated at 1 km to the south of Mawmai village is the beautiful Mawsmai falls or the Seven sisters falls. Also known as the Nohsngithiang Falls i...
Read moreOne of the most mysterious and wonderful caves in Meghalaya, Mawsmai caves are located at 4.5 kms away from the heart of Cherrapunji. Known to be ...
Read moreThe major tourist attractions in Mawsynram includes the Mawlyngbna known for rich fossils and a natural geyser, Cherrapunjee known to be the second wettest place of this earth, Mawsmai Falls known as the fourth highest waterfall in India, Mawsmai caves - the holy cave of the Khasis is in the Mawsmai village and Nohkalikai Falls - crowned to be the fifth highest falls in India.
Local Cuisine
Although the eating choices of Mawsynram are limited, you can enjoy the Khasi cuisine such as pork rice and more. Sohra Pulao which is rice cooked with oil and vegetables without spices is a must try for everyone visiting this place. You can also find Indian, Chinese, Punjabi and Bengali cuisines in here.
Some of the good restaurants in Mawsynram includes:
On reaching Mawsynram, after breakfast, head to the Mawsami Falls in the morning. Later you can proceed to Mawsmai caves and Cherapunjee. After a late lunch, move towards the beautiful Nohkalikai Waterfall, and Mawlyngbna in the evening. You can either spent the night exploring the place or head back.