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Mawsynram Based on the data of a recent few decades, it appears to be the wettest place in the world, or the place with the highest average annual rainfall. Mawsynram receives over 10,000 millimeters of rain in an average year, and the vast majority of rain it falls during the monsoon months. Mawsynram, India Mawsynram, located in the Meghalaya State in India, is the wettest place in the world. It receives an annual rainfall of 11,871 millimeters. The mountainous terrain of the surrounding land forces the northward-moving warm moist monsoon winds coming from the Bay of Bengal to converge over Mawsynram. The Khasi Hills where Maysynram is located is directly in the path of this airflow. Uplift over these hills by vigorous winds blowing in the region constantly cools down the vapor bearing clouds which then fall in the form of rain. The high rainfall makes the region have numerous rivers and waterfalls. The dwellers of Mawsynram have adapted to the wet conditions and never leave the house without an umbrella. The residents make basket-like covers with reeds to block out the rain as they work in the fields. December and January are the driest months in Mawsynram when the rainfall can trickle down to around 60 millimeters. Cherrapunji, India Cherrapunji is located only 15 kilometers from Mawsynram in Meghalaya. It is the second wettest place in the world. Cherrapunji receives an annual rainfall of 11,777 millimeters. The region stands at 4500 feet above sea level on the Khasi Hills and receives its rainfall from the monsoon winds blowing in from the Bay of Bengal. During the summer season, temperatures can rise as high as 23 degrees Celsius and dip down to as low as 7 degrees Celsius in the winter months. @_travel_to_villages__meghalaya @magnificent_meghalaya @meghalayatourism @meghalayapolice #meghalaya #meghalayatravel #meghalayawettestplace #meghala #meghalaya #Meghalayadiaries #meghalayatourism #travel #Travelgram #traveling #Travelphotography #travelling #travelblogger #traveler #traveller #traveltheworld #travelblog #travels #traveladdict #travellife #travelphoto #travelpics #traveldiaries #meghalayaatitsbest #meghalayaseries #thedreamerpavan #pavanughade (at Mawsynram) https://www.instagram.com/p/B1QU5eFob4z/?igshid=yzmbw537c7bo