Mawphlang

E811307

Mawphlang is a village in the Indian state of Meghalaya renowned for its sacred groves, rich Khasi cultural heritage, and scenic hill landscapes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human settlement
village
biodiversityStatus biodiversity-rich area
climate subtropical highland climate
conservationStatus locally protected sacred grove
country India
culturalRegion Khasi Hills cultural area NERFINISHED
distanceFromShillong approximately 25 kilometers
elevation hill region
governedBy Government of Meghalaya NERFINISHED
hasAttraction Mawphlang Sacred Grove NERFINISHED
megalithic sites
sacred forest
traditional Khasi village
hasCulturalPractice Khasi rituals and ceremonies
sacred grove conservation customs
hasEcosystem evergreen forest
sacred grove ecosystem
hasEthnicGroup Khasi people NERFINISHED
hasFestival Khasi traditional festivals NERFINISHED
knownFor Khasi cultural heritage
biodiversity
nature tourism
sacred groves
scenic hill landscapes
traditional Khasi festivals
landscapeType grasslands and forest patches
rolling hills
language English
Khasi language NERFINISHED
locatedIn East Khasi Hills district NERFINISHED
Khasi Hills NERFINISHED
Meghalaya NERFINISHED
Northeast India
locatedNear Shillong NERFINISHED
partOf East Khasi Hills district NERFINISHED
region Khasi Hills NERFINISHED
religion Christianity
indigenous Khasi beliefs
roadAccessFrom Shillong NERFINISHED
sacredGroveProtectionRule no removal of anything from the grove
sacredGroveSignificance cultural significance for Khasi people
religious significance for Khasi people
state Meghalaya NERFINISHED
tourismType cultural tourism
ecotourism
traditionalAuthority Khasi traditional institutions NERFINISHED
vegetationType montane forest

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