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Sohra (Cherrapunji)

One of the wettest places on earth — cliffs, falls, and living root bridges.

East Khasi Hills

Sohra, earlier known as Cherrapunjee, is one of the wettest places on earth. Due to the wet climatic conditions, the vegetation remains full of greens and blooms throughout the year, favouring rich wild habitats. It is famous for its living bridges from rubber wood. The sky never remains the same — one minute perfect blue, the next golden yellow — giving the whole area a dreamy shade and colour.

Interesting factAnnual rainfall in Cherrapunjee is 450 inches (37.5 feet), still holding the all-time record for the most rainfall in a calendar year.

Highlights

  • Nohkalikai Falls, Arwah Cave & Khoh Ramhah viewpoint
  • Dainthlen Falls, Mawsmai cave & Nohkalikai crest
  • Living root bridges and limestone plateaus
  • Dynamic monsoon skies year-round
From Shillong
54 km
Guwahati Airport
164 km
Umroi Airport
80 km
Sohra (Cherrapunji)

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