Mawlyngbna is a medium-sized village in the Mawsynram district of Meghalaya, India. It is located about 11 km from Mawlonpui. The name Mawlyngbna means the place where the villagers gather to sing and dance after harvesting rice. This is because of the area’s abundance of rice fields and its proximity to the major city of Mawlynpui in Meghalaya. The main occupation of this village is farming. Most people own small plots of land on which they grow different crops such as sugarcane, maize, and paddy (rice). Surrounded by hills (doon) on all sides except one side where it borders small hamlets such as Nongrai, Rithry, and Hnongthong Rangli (also known as Hnongthong SeinAar), the village has an interesting history that dates back to over 200 years ago. In 1846, a small group of people who belonged to the Khasi tribe had settled near the present-day Mawlyngbna village alongside other tribal groups such as Jaintia, Garo and others under Mowi Administrative set up by British authority. In Mawlyngbna, you will find plenty of wildlife, including elephants. It is an area where tourists come to see the wildlife and enjoy nature at its best. Mawlyngbna hosts Many festival such as utkili (religious), haramkhaje (agriculture), and kumbh mela (yatra).

Mawjymbuin is a small town in Meghalaya, India. The cave dwelling communities lived in these caves from around 1000AD to 1200AD. The caves were built by the Baro-Bhuyans, who migrated from Assam in the 16th century. This was one of the oldest inhabited caves in India. These caves are now protected as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Mawjymbuin Cave is one of the rarest natural wonders of India. Mawjymbuin Caves are a part of a bigger cave system known as Mawsmiagrotia Cave. Mawjymbuin caves were discovered in 1968 by an English caving team. There are total of three caves known as Mawsmiagrotia, Maniapukhuri and Kamrukhri Falls. Mawjymbuin Caves are an amazing place for nature lovers. The caves are popular as a picnic spots, because of the view from above. The entrance to the caves is not large and only about 0.5m high. The caves were carved into hard rock by Buddhist monks who lived there during the 19th century AD. The caves have long tunnels filled with stalactites and stalagmites. Mawjymbuin caves are a great place to visit if you are looking for adventure.

Khreng viewpoint in mawsynram is a perfect place for picnics and hiking. It is located in the panchmahal district of west bengal. The view of panchmahal lake is worth seeing at this place. The best time to visit this place is between October and March. Khreng is the highest point in Mawsynram district, situated at an altitude of 2228m (7454 ft). The nearest towns are Lekang and Itanagar. The village is located on NH-52, about 10 km from Itanagar. The attraction here is not just the scenery but also the nearby places like Itanagar, Changlang. There are many trekking routes starting from here that lead to famous places like Sonitpur National Park, Sela pass etc. It looks like a bird when you are flying above it. This wonderful place should be visited by everyone because of its natural beauty and tranquility. The view from the top of Khreng provides a birds-eye view of all the roads and trails leading to various Himalayan peaks, including Mount Kanchendzonga. Khreng point has been visited by several prominent Indian politicians including Prime Minister Narendra Modi and former CEC Suresh Prabhu. It has also been used as a filming location for the movie ‘The Mountain Between Us’ starring Kate Winslet and Idris Elba. Khreng Point is one of the most popular tourist destinations in North Eastern India.

Cherrapunji is the second largest town in Meghalaya, in the northeast of India, after Mawlynnong. The town has a population of around 42,000, who have their own language and culture called Meiteilon. Cherrapunji is one of the most important areas for Indian government for monitoring climate change because of its high rate of rainfall, making it one of the wettest places in India. Cherrapunji area is an important place with many trees and animals. It is about 100 km from Shillong, the capital city of Meghalaya. The place is at an elevation of about 1,295 meters above sea level and borders Bangladesh on two sides. The town lies on the Shillong-Cherrapunji road, which connects Shillong to the Khasi Hills district. Cherrapunji is also linked with Silchar Railway via Silchar Port after the completion of North-East Frontier Railway project. Cherrapunji is one of the most fascinating places in Mawsynram. Cherrapunji belongs to a small tribe called the Khasis, who are one of the oldest tribes in India. They have been living in the region since centuries and were known as a primitive tribe that had no knowledge of farming or any other modern technology. When British colonialists entered their territory they found the Khasis lowly dwelling in caves, huts and other shelters. They were also poor and completely dependent on nature for food and shelter. British colonialists thought it would be easy to conquer them but soon realized that they were tough people who never surrendered to anyone else except their god Shiva! Cherrapunji is an example of how traditions can be based on love for nature rather than greed for money or land Cherrapunji is surrounded by two mountain ranges – the Kaziranga National Park to the east and the Nilgiri Hills to the west.It has been declared as eco-sensitive zone under Project Tiger and National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) region 1. Cherrapunji was once known as “The Switzerland of India” being rich in plantations, fruits and vegetables etc. The apple orchards in Cherrapunjee are said to be second only to those of France. They have varieties like Dallinga and Sandecja Pippins which have gained fame all over India. There are many other varieties like Golden Delicious, Red Delicious, Sweet Taffy etc all grown on large scale at Cherrapunji orchards today.

Mawsmai is an ancient cave temple in India. It is located near the town of Mawsynram in the state of Meghalaya. The caves were built by a clan of expert Buddhist sculptors from Southern Tibet in the 11 century. They came to Mawsynram and sculpted images on the walls and columns of the cave temples there. The most famous image is that of Buddha Shakyamuni, and it was carved in white sandstone on a wall inside the largest chamber in Mawsmai cave temple. Many other images are also found here, including four stone statues with 48 hands each. Mawsmai caves are the largest cave temple in India and one of the largest in the world. The temples were built by the kings of Meghalaya who ruled over parts of Assam. The main temple has a main shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva inside a dome-shaped structure with an outer courtyard surrounded by seven smaller shrines. The complex is spread over 18 acres (7 hectares) and opened for public viewing in November 2012. The northern side of the complex is dedicated to Lord Vishnu and his consort Lakshmi, while the southern side is dedicated to Shiva and his consort Parvati. The caves were formed by erosion over a period of time. The caves have been known to be haunted by restless souls since ages. One can reach Mawsmai Cave by hiring a boat from daawan village located on the banks of river Beas. The boat ride takes about 20 minutes on full speed, but if one skips any other speed it would take about 40 minutes. Mawsmai caves are in Mawsynram, in the state of Meghalaya, India. They are one of the largest cave systems in India. The caves consist of many chasm-like tunnels, some of which are very large. The caves have been used for spiritual purposes for centuries. It is believed that Lord Vishnu once hid himself in a cave here and emerged only if he was called upon by his devotees. There are many stories about the origin and purpose of these caves, but no one knows for sure how many episodes have happened here. There are several legends about why some areas were not explored further by human hands; these include stories about an underground river that flows through the area and makes it impossible to reach without special medication or a diving suit! The caves are beautiful and fascinating.

It is located in Mawsynram, Meghalaya, which is a small village in the state of Meghalaya. The famous root bridge is one of the biggest and most beautiful bridges in the world. It was built by the local people who used the roots from trees to construct it over a ravine that had formed over time from erosion of rocks and soil on the sides of the gorge. The root bridge has two levels connected by coils of rope sling, allowing for people to cross between them as well as for animals and people to pass through them. The trekking route starts from the Mawsynram bus stand, from where there are frequent buses till Pynthorumkhrah Tea Estate on NH-09 (which is 33 km away). Mawsynram is a small town on the banks of the river Godavari, in Andhra Pradesh, India. The town is surrounded by the Yerragondapadu Reservoir to the south and the Pennar River to the north. Mawsynram was once known as “Muthukota”, “Muthukondapadu” or “Muthukonda”. After an irrigation dam was constructed on the Godavari River, it started attracting people from other villages and towns to settle here in large numbers. The word “Mawsynram” means ‘elevated land’. It was chosen by the third ruler of the Venkatadri Empire, Venkatadri Veera Desam(1715-1718) who had constructed an earthen dam on the Godavari River to irrigate lands nearby and also established a fort there. The root bridge spans over 56 feet (17 m) with two decks one above another and connects two hills close to each other. It is built over a canal that was dug by Manakula Vinayaka Temple just below it. This district is home to numerous tourist attractions and is also known as the land of apple orchards, cactus plantations, hill stations, waterfalls and lakes. The trekking through the river gorges to reach the double decker root bridge is an experience that should not be missed. The trek begins at Sankari and ends at Chamba by crossing through waterfalls and wild forests. It is an unforgettable experience for nature lovers. The roots of the root bridge are around 100 feet underground. When you reach the root bridge, it takes your breath away. Do take a trip to visit this beautiful place!

Situated in the eastern end of the Mawsynram Wildlife Sanctuary, seven sisters falls is just a 20-minute drive from Dharamshala. It is also known as jackson rocks and kukri river falls. Seven sisters falls is one of the major attractions of mawsynram wildlife sanctuary and is famous for its beauty that attracts visitors from all over India and outside India. The lush greenery of the river and its waterfalls surrounded by hills makes this place look unique and beautiful. The place has amazing views which are worth seeing. The water which flows down from these falls has been used during religious occasions like Diwali, Ganesh Chaturthi etc. People who come here gather around this place to have water therapy or relax under the waterfall. So it is quite a good place to spend some time with your family or friends! It is a 7 km long waterfall that comes out of a river named the Brahmaputra. This is one of the most beautiful places in Assam. Other than visitors, it is also known as the place where the endangered Flameback turtles breed every year in the river. The Seven Sisters are seven waterfalls located in the Pachparni area of Mawsynram in Meghalaya, India. They form part of a series of picturesque waterfalls along the Mawsynram River, which originates from the Shillong Hills. The falls are formed by seven streams that merge together as they fall into a pool below. The falls are also known as Rafting Falls because of their popularity with adventure seekers. The falls are considered to be one of the most beautiful valleys in all of Meghalaya and have been described as “a natural wonderland”. Seven Sisters waterfall is a beautiful piece of nature located in Namdapha National Park, a World Heritage Site. The falls are located at the Dongjing Village of Namdapha, on the bank of the river Dudhkunda, a tributary to the Brahmaputra River. The falls are located in a remote area surrounded by thick forests. The waterfall’s height varies from 2 to 6 meters, but most of the times it is 4 meters high. The roar of the waterfall can be heard throughout the area and attracts tourists every year who flock to its beauty. Travelers should not miss this place!

It is located at a distance of about 10 kilometers from Mawsynram town. The waterfall is known for its breathtaking beauty and natural beauty. The waterfalls are formed by the melting snowmelt from the Himalayan peaks above. Although not much has been done to protect this place from ecological degradation, it remains an important tourist spot in India. A visit to Mawsynram and Nohkalikai Falls is an experience worth living for! Nohkalikai falls is the largest waterfall in area and height in India. The waterfall flows for about 200 meters into a cave at the base of Nohkalikai hill. This waterfall is also known as Anantnag and Mahakali hills and The holy Ganga blesses this place in the rainy season. The waterfall can be reached by road from Guwahati via Jorhat and Dibrugarh. The fall stands at a height of about 8 meters and offers an amazing view of the surrounding area, especially the tea plantations. The falls is about 13 km from Mawsynram town. It is a popular hiking destination for tourists and locals alike. The waterfall is accessible through an artificial dam which has been built by the army with help from villagers. The falls can be reached through a flight of 227 steps which were constructed to ease access to the falls. The waterfalls are made up of two streams that feed into each other at their base. Mawsynram town will present some amazing opportunities to live out your adventure travel dreams.

Krem Mawmluh is a cave temple built in the century AD. The caves are around 12 miles from Bhagsu. The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva, Vishnu and Devi Parvati. The main deity of Krem Mawmluh is Surya, who is said to reside inside the cave. Krem Mawmluh can be visited by tourists, but it’s not possible for them to enter the caves. Mawmluhmawm caves are in a small village situated in the Indian state of Meghalaya. The caves are located on a hill which is at an elevation of around 400 m (1,312 ft). The caves have been inhabited since antiquity and have been used as an important site for meditation by many religious sects. The best time to visit the caves is in September and October when the mist often rolls in. They have spiritual significance for Hindus and have been a part of religious rites since the time of Bhudhayana. The Hindu calendar is based on 63 lunar months, each being named after an important event or person in Ayyappa’s life. The month of Kanni is considered the most auspicious for Ayyappa worship. On this occasion, a grand puja is performed with hundreds of devotees setting off from their homes to reach the cave temple. A grand procession starts from the nearest village and ends at Krem Mawmluh, where the idol is installed inside the temple complex. It is a must visit place for ancient history lovers.

The David Scott trail was created as part of a project to promote tourism in Mawsynram and nearby villages. It’s possible for visitors to cycle on the David Scott trail for up to 8 days, spending nights in convenient homestays. There are many more options than just cycling, however – visitors can also hike, kayak, horseback ride and more. Cycling on the David Scott trail is a great way to explore Mawsynram! David Scott was a Scottish missionary and explorer in the 19th century. He traveled through the jungles of India, Burma and Sri Lanka to spread Christianity. He also wrote about his experiences in a book called ‘A Missionary journey through the interior provinces of India’. The book was published in 1849. David Scott traveled over 4500 miles on his journey to reach India. He crossed rivers using boats made from canvas and carrying supplies on pack horses. My trip will be easy because I have horses and boats to help me cross the rivers that separate Nepal from India. The David Scott trail is a popular trekking route in India’s hills. The 72-kilometre long path was built in the 1970s by Lord David Scott, who also designed many other trails and walks in India, including the Deccan Odyssey, Journey through Kashmir…and many more. The trail starts near the village of Mawsynram and ends just before Lardwip. It passes through dense forest, farmland, open grassland and tea plantations, giving you amazing views of the earth’s natural beauty. A fantastic way to get out and about in India!!

Cherrapunji eco park was established in 1986. The first part of the eco-park is a research station for environmental studies. The other half of the eco-park is a partly run hotel and restaurant. There are several waterfalls and streams in Cherrapunji eco park. You can see how the forests have survived in India with many species of plants and trees that are found nowhere else in India. Cherrapunji eco park is one of the oldest and largest wildlife sanctuaries in India. It was established in 1958 by Jawaharlal Nehru, former prime minister of India. The president of India has declared it a national park. It protects 216 different species of flora and fauna. The biodiversity is so vast that scientists have identified more than 2,000 plant species within its boundaries. More than 1,000 animals live in the forest including leopards, gaur bucks, sambars and chitals among others. Cherrapunji eco park is an incredible place that supports a lot of interesting wildlife. The Cherrapunji eco park is a UNESCO World Heritage site in Mawsynram district of Mizoram, India. The area was identified as a special biosphere reserve in 1979 by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). The area was declared a national park in 2010 by the Government of India. Cherrapunji eco park is an amazing place to spend time. Cherrapunji eco park is a non-profit charity organization working to protect the biodiversity of this region. Cherripunji has been declared as the most biodiverse place on earth by WWF, and the second highest biodiversity spot in India by The Indian Trust for Nature Conservation. WWF has selected Cherrapunji as a global biodiversity hotspot, which will be surveyed for its biodiversity value in 2020. WWF says that there are over 50 species of rare endemic plants that grow only in Cherrapunji, making it one of the most unique places on earth. The forest here was formed over several centuries due to the combined influences of climate change and soil moisture from the monsoons. The forests are made up of rare species such as the hard-to-reach Amurenah, the endangered Garo Blackbuck and the Padamsaparni monkey or Chenchu, which are known for their unique songs. There are several challenges for visitors to Cherrapunji including high altitudes, low temperatures and thick vegetation. The sheer diversity of wildlife in Cherrapunji provides an opportunity to see rare animals such as the Hard-to-reach Amurenah and Garo Blackbuck. It is one of the best sites to enjoy in nature.

Thangkharang park in mawsynram is one of the most beautiful parks in India. Located in an area called the Fortified City of Mawsynram, it was built by a king and has survived wars, earthquakes and inclement weather. The city was founded in 1674 by Raja Tirath Singh Chauhan of Nawanagar State. It is a tourist attraction for its magnificent architecture. The city had many huts, temples and residences but all were destroyed during a raid by the British forces in 1818. ‘Uparamaya’ or ‘uparamayee’ was one of the most prominent temples here during the rule of King Narasinh Mehta Shahji who ruled from 1665 to 1707 AD. The park has 26 species of birds and 11 types of butterflies. The park is home to wild animals such as monkeys and peacocks, which are kept by animal trainers at the Tiger Safari facility. The park also has an elephant ride with Indian elephants named Brinda. Visitors can watch shows at the amphitheater in the park. The main attraction of this park is its tigers. The park has three tigers, Matrubhoomi, Shivani and Rama, who have been living here for over forty years. There are other animals like leopards, wolves and bears which can be seen here too in the park. You can see so many wild animals in this park that it is hard to believe they are real! The park is named after an ancient tribal deity, Thangkharang. The area was declared a national park by the government of India on 18 June 2002. There are many temples inside the park including Shree Saptakoshi Temple and Shree Vaidyanath Temple. In 2010 a new National High School was built in the park by the state government of Tripura under which students from nearby villages come to study. This place has been declared a national park by the government of India.