Um Lwai water falls at Ka Bri Ki Synrang ( Garden of Caves), Meghalaya
Location : Laitmawsiang, Cherrapunjee, Meghalaya , India
Location : Laitmawsiang, Cherrapunjee, Meghalaya , India
( *The tallest waterfall in the area, Um Lwai fall’s name is
derived from Lwai, a species of bee that is larger than the common ones thrived
and formed hives along the cliffs of the waterfall, 50-60 years ago, back whe
this place was a thick forest, Um means the honey produced by Lwai. )
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Very spectacular.
ReplyDeleteHari OM
ReplyDeleteBreathtaking! YAM xx
It looks like it is very high!
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Just lovely!! Something so special about waterfalls! #TravelTuesday
ReplyDeleteA very nice scenic spot.
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That's a TALL fall!
ReplyDeleteAnd nice to know how it gets its name. Interesting to know that bees like this waterfall's area. :)