Whacky Talky's video: One of the worlds wettest places Cherrapunji Sohra Northeast India

Ever since we were in elementary school, we were always taught that cherrapunji, located in the east Khasi hills district of Meghalaya, is the wettest place on earth with an annual rainfall of more than 11,700millimeters (463.7 in). Climates changed and cherrapunji was later replaced by Mawsynram, a nearby place by a small margin, sending the former back to second wettest place on earth. Even though it’s second in the list, the annual rainfall is still tremendous As a child and a grown up now, We have always wondered how the people of Cherrapunjihas adapted to so much rainfall. We were always curios to know how it must feel like to stay at a place with rainfall throughout the year.Without giving much thought, we embarked on our journey one fine afternoon to experience the former wettest place on earth during its peak monsoon season. Something that had been in our bucket list from a very long time. All the clips were shot in SJcam 5000x elite The Fog are a real nuisance during monsoon with minimal visibility even in a distance as near as 10 meters, which is why we decided not to project the tourist attractions which were covered in fog. Special mention to Priyam Borah and Henry Basumatary without whose constant motivation, this would would not have been possible. Also, a Special shoutout to Gautam Moyong who was kind enough to lend us his camera gear. Follow us on facebook - www.facebook.com/whackytalky Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/whackytalkyofficial