Ramakrishna Mission, Cherrapunji
Cherrapunji, Meghalaya, India
A mission and cultural museum in Sohra preserving Khasi tribal artefacts, textiles and the region's educational heritage.
Why visit: Khasi culture and history in the heart of old Sohra.
- ›Khasi artefacts
- ›Cultural museum
- ›Old Sohra
- ›Heritage grounds
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Best time
Oct–May
Entry fee
₹10–30
Est. budget
₹100–200
Duration
1 hr
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