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Main Dialects of Khasi Language Khasi Proper (Standard Khasi) Most widely spoken Used in education, media, books, and official work Spoken mainly in East & West Khasi Hills, Ri-Bhoi This is originate from  Sohra which is the same languages using globally to understand each other. Pnar / Jaintia Spoken in Jaintia Hills Has some different words and pronunciation Often considered a sister dialect of Khasi Also the second major dialect from Khasi Proper. War Khasi Spoken in War regions (southern Meghalaya near Bangladesh) Influenced by neighboring languages and languages among war has different from one another like War Jaintia, Ri war, War Shella, War Mwsynram but some parts of South West Khasi Hills. They are under the War Category however they share different influences in dialect. Distinct accent and vocabulary Maram Spoken in Eastern West Khasi Hills, WEst Khasi Hill, South West Khasi hill and some western part of East  Khasi Hill...

Sohra One of the wettest places on Earth, known for Nohkalikai Falls , caves, misty valleys, and dramatic landscapes. Also added the Thankharang Park with magnificent view to Bangladesh and Ar-wah cave. Sohra is the second wettest place on Earth. Mawlynnong Village   Asia’s cleanest village, famous for cleanliness, eco-tourism, living root bridges, and the Sky Walk viewpoint. Near Mawlynnong village the Nohwet Living Root Bridge one of the most biggest and oldest root bridge in the world. Dawki (Shnongpdeng)   Popular for the crystal-clear Umngot River , boating, camping, kayaking, and the India–Bangladesh border view. Living Root Bridges (Nongriat)   A natural wonder made by Khasi tribes, especially the Double Decker Root Bridge , perfect for trekking lovers. and also these days Homestay and stall in provided for those who cannot climb back the way from root bridge as it is not acces to road. People have to travel by foot before reaching the root bridge. Mawsynram ...