EXPLORE THE MYSTICAL LAND OF CLOUDS

                             WARI CHORA , MEGHALAYA  


Nestled in the northeastern region of India, Meghalaya is a captivating state known for its abundant natural beauty and enchanting landscape. Among its treasures lies a hidden gem called Wari Chora. This mystical village, situated in the East Khasi Hills district of Meghalaya, is a place where time seems to stand still, offering visitors a glimpse into a bygone era.

Wari Chora is a quaint village located about 25 km away from the state capital, Shillong. It is inhabited by the Khasi tribe, one of the indigenous communities of Meghalaya. The name ''Wari Chora'' translates to ''the land of scared stones,'' which gives a glimpse into the spiritual significance of the place. The village is surrounded by lush greenery, rolling hills, and mesmerizing waterfalls, making it a nature lover's paradise.


Wari Chora is no exception, as it showcases the rich cultural heritage of the Khasi people. The villagers are warm and hospitable, offering visitors a chance to experience their unique way of life. The vibrant festival celebrated in Wari Chora, such as Nongkerm Dance and Shad Suk Mynsiem, provide a glimpse into the colorful traditions and folklore of the region.  

Sacred Stones and Ancient Legends :

One of the highlights of Wari Chora is the presence of ancient sacred stones scattered throughout the village. These stones hold great spiritual significance for the locals, who believe they are inhabited by divine spirits. These stones are often adorned with flowers and offerings, and rituals are performed to seek blessings and protection. Exploring the legends and stories associated with these sacred stones adds an aura of mystery and intrigue to Wari Chora.  



Meghalaya is known as the ''Abode of clouds,'' and also reaches beauty and landscape views. And Wari Chora is one of those reach valuable places with a blessing of breathtaking natural beauty. The village is surrounded by verdant valleys, cascading waterfalls, and meandering rivers. The nearby Mawsmai Cave also offers a fascinating underground adventure, revealing stunning stalactite and stalagmite formations.

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