Planning a trip from Australia to one of the wettest corners of the planet sounds odd to anyone raised on sun-baked summers in Adelaide or Brisbane's humid…
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Long before the mist over Cherrapunjee earned it the title of one of the wettest places on earth, the Khasi people had already built a civilisation shaped by…
Sohra — known to most travellers as Cherrapunjee — wears two reputations at once. It is the legendary wettest place on earth, celebrated for its roaring…
Cherrapunjee sits on the southern edge of the Khasi Hills in Meghalaya, a state that records some of the highest rainfall on Earth. The region is celebrated…
Cherrapunjee sits in the East Khasi Hills of Meghalaya with a reputation as one of the wettest inhabited places on Earth. Annual rainfall figures climb past…
Sohra sits in the folds of the East Khasi Hills where the rain feeds everything, and that abundance shows up most clearly on roadside stalls and in wicker…
Cherrapunjee, called Sohra by locals, sits on the southern edge of Meghalaya's Khasi Hills and earns its reputation as one of the wettest places on the planet.…
Tucked into the southern edge of Meghalaya, the cluster of villages that surrounds Sohra sits in one of the wettest places on the planet. When travellers talk…
A visit to the Umngot River is one of the most memorable day trips from Cherrapunjee, also known as Sohra or Cherrapunji. The journey leads south-east through…
For Australian travellers craving a genuine switch-off, Cherrapunjee offers something most weekend escapes around Brisbane or Melbourne cannot: a place where…
