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Want to avoid the frantic crowds? Then head straight to the quaint village of Laitmawsiang, Meghalaya aptly titled the "Garden of Caves". Situated in dense forests, surrounded by bushes, shrubs & entwining vines lies the untouched, unexplored gem of Meghalaya. In fact, this place is listed as one of the best tourist places to visit in Meghalaya.
The caves are inaccessible to the outside world except for the first rays of the sun, which shimmer on it transforming the waters into sparkles of a diamond. This cave has an intricate network that is suitable for hiding. It is for this very reason, the Khasi tribes used it to avoid the British troops.
It is on the way to Cherrapunji, a place notorious for its extremely heavy rainfall. Cherrapunji was called "THE WETTEST PLACE" for recording the highest amount of rainfall in India. Off late, it has lost the title to Mawsynram, a place also in Meghalaya.