Cherrapunjee sits in the East Khasi Hills of Meghalaya, draped in cloud forest and battered by some of the heaviest rainfall on Earth. For travellers flying in…
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Sohra Bazaar is where Cherrapunji feels most lived-in. Known officially as Sohra, the town is a practical highland centre rather than a purpose-built tourist…
Cherrapunjee, perched on the southern edge of Meghalaya's Khasi Hills, holds the curious distinction of being one of the wettest inhabited places on Earth.…
The living root bridges of Meghalaya are among India’s most remarkable natural landmarks: woven from the aerial roots of rubber fig trees and shaped over…
A cave visit around Cherrapunjee, also called Sohra or Cherrapunji, takes you into a landscape shaped by extraordinary rainfall, limestone, underground streams…
Cherrapunjee sits among the cloud-soaked hills of Meghalaya, a highland town famous for its record-breaking rainfall, its living root bridges, and a food…
Few places on earth claim the kind of rainfall that Cherrapunjee does, more than ten metres a year, falling in sheets that have sculpted the sandstone into…
Cherrapunjee, also written as Sohra or Cherrapunji, sits in the East Khasi Hills of Meghalaya and once held the world record for the wettest place on earth.…
Cascading down misted cliffs and tumbling through bamboo groves, the waterfalls scattered across the Cherrapunjee plateau form one of the wettest, and most…
Dawki River is one of Meghalaya’s most memorable day excursions, combining clear water, green hills and a peaceful borderland atmosphere. Located in the West…
