For generations, the Khasi people of Meghalaya have shaped their highland landscapes through co-operative labour, sharing knowledge across hamlets to tend…
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Learning a handful of phrases in the local language can turn a standard sightseeing trip into something that actually sticks in your memory. Travellers from…
Cherrapunjee sits on a high plateau in the East Khasi Hills, where the air feels heavier than what you might know from the coastal breezes of Sydney or the dry…
Cherrapunjee's winter season stretches from December through February, offering the driest and most accessible months in one of the wettest regions on the…
High in the East Khasi Hills, where the monsoon clouds roll in low enough to brush the pine tops, sits a settlement most Australian travellers have never heard…
The cluster of food stalls around the Sohra bazaar pulses with a rhythm quite unlike the polished brunch spots lining Brunswick Street in Melbourne or the…
A journey to Cherrapunjee, also known as Sohra or Cherrapunji, can be extended into a fascinating borderland experience in Meghalaya. The route towards Dawki…
Hidden in the folds of the Khasi Hills, the forests around Sohra burst into colour each spring as thousands of rhododendron trees come alive with red, pink and…
Cherrapunjee, also known as Sohra or Cherrapunji, is famous for dramatic waterfalls, misty escarpments and some of the wettest landscapes on earth. For elderly…
Cherrapunjee, also known as Sohra or Cherrapunji, is one of the most atmospheric places to visit during India’s wet season. From June to September, rain rolls…
