Lawkyntang
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Lawkyntang
Lawkyntang refers to the ancient sacred groves of Meghalaya, which are protected forests revered by the indigenous Khasi people. These groves are considered sacred and are preserved for their cultural, religious, and ecological significance. One of the most famous lawkyntang is the Mawphlang Sacred Grove, located in the East Khasi Hills district.
The Mawphlang Sacred Grove is an untouched forest that has been preserved for centuries. It is home to a variety of rare plants, trees, and mushrooms, and is believed to be inhabited by spirits that protect the area. The grove is also a site for ancient coronation and sacrificial rituals. Visitors are not allowed to take anything from the grove, not even a pebble or twig, to maintain its sanctity.
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Lawkyntang is located in East Khasi Hills, Meghalaya.
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