Mawphlang Sacred Grove
Wildlife Sanctuary
Mawphlang Sacred Grove
The Mawphlang Sacred Grove is one of the most celebrated law-kyntang or ancient sacred groves of Meghalaya, located in the village of Mawphlang in the East Khasi Hills district. This untouched forest has been preserved for centuries and is deeply intertwined with the cultural and religious practices of the indigenous Khasi people.
Visitors to the grove are not allowed to take anything away, not even a pebble or twig, to maintain its sanctity. The forest is home to rare plants, mushrooms, and trees, and also features ancient coronation and sacrificial sites marked by monoliths. The dark canopy above and the soft humus underfoot create a serene and mystical atmosphere, transporting visitors to a primaeval age.
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Mawphlang Sacred Grove is located in East Khasi Hills, Meghalaya.
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