Mawsynaram

Here are the key travel tips for visiting Mawsynram:

- Learn About Local Permits: Before visiting Mawsynram, it's important to check if any local permits are required, as some areas may have restrictions. Ensure you have the necessary permits to avoid any issues during your trip.
- Pack Appropriate Gear: Mawsynram is known for its heavy rainfall, so pack rain gear like umbrellas, raincoats, and waterproof shoes. Also, bring warm clothing as the weather can be cold, especially during the monsoon season.
- Carry Cash and Documents: Mawsynram is a remote village with limited banking facilities, so carry enough cash for your expenses. Also, make sure to have all your essential documents like ID proofs, travel tickets, and hotel bookings.
- Check Weather and Road Conditions: Mawsynram's weather can be unpredictable, so check the forecast before your trip and plan your itinerary accordingly. Also, be aware of road conditions, as landslides or floods can cause delays or accidents.
- Respect Local Culture: Mawsynram has a unique local culture, so be respectful of customs and traditions. Greet people with a smile, ask for permission before taking photos, and participate in local festivals if invited.
- Witness a football match near the Church of God

Choose Suitable Accommodation: Mawsynram offers a range of accommodation options, from homestays to resorts. Book your stay in advance to ensure availability, especially during peak tourist seasons.

Adventurous things to do in Mawsynram:
Nature camping
Kayaking
Zip-lining
Trekking
Boating and various other activities

Places to visit in Mawsynram:

Mawjymbuin Cave – is a limestone cave famous for its stalactite stalagmite formation that resembles a Shiva Linga. It has evolved into a popular pilgrimage site.
Krem Dam Cave – is a beautiful river cave with a hidden entrance. It is the fourth-largest cave in India spanning a length of seven kilometers. Gnarly rock formations and stalagmites make this an amazing place.
You can read more about caving in Meghalaya in our blog (https://www.ourguest.in/stories/discover-meghalayas-caving-treasures) 
Mawsmai Falls – The fourth-highest waterfall in India, the Mawsmai Falls, also known as Nohsngithiang Falls plunges around 315 meters before crashing into the water below. Located at a distance of around 16km from Mawsynram, another popular name for these falls is the Seven Sister Falls.
Mawlyngbna – At a distance of around 25km from Mawsynram, the village of Mawlyngbna is known for its archaeological findings and adventure sports.
Phlangmawsyrpat – Around 5km from Mawsynram, the village of Phlangmawsyrpat offers an opportunity to live in an eco-rural-friendly manner
Phlangwanbroi – offers an opportunity to trek deep into the jungle with a protected population of the Hoolock Gibbon

Places to eat in Mawsynram:
There aren’t many big restaurants in Mawsynram. However, you can try the local cuisine at one of the smaller eateries. Also, with tourism evolving at a rapid pace, you can expect a few restaurants to open soon. A couple of places to consider are:
Sincera Restaurant for local food
Rit Mawksir Café and Lodge

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It is reportedly the wettest place on Earth, with an average annual rainfall of 11,872 millimetres (467.4 in),Mawsynram received 745.2 mm of rainfall on 19 August 2015, probably the highest rainfall received by the town in recent times.On 17 June 2022, Mawsynram set a new record by receiving 1003.6 mm in a span of 24 hours which has now become its highest single day record for the month of June and for its all time single day record beating its former record of 944.7 mm on 7 June 1966.