Wettest places of India

As UAE using 100% of their brain using drones for producing fake rain, wherein India, we are considering the maximum rainfall as a natural gift, here are some places considered to be having the highest rainfall in order

1.Mawsynram

Leaving behind Cherrapunji, a town in Khasi hills district of Meghalaya Mawsynram, secure the title of been having the highest rainfall not just of India but of the world with a record of 11,872 mm of rainfall during monsoon season.
60.9 km from Shillong, the capital of the State has a subtropical highland climate with a long monsoon season and short dry season. Landslides are common incidents in their due to excessive rainfall, for survival during the rainy season, the residents of that small village prepare themselves by making knups, using bamboo silvers, plastic sheets, and broom grass to create shields.Cherrapunji
Securing the second position Cherrapunji or Sohra has a rainfall of 11,619 mm, lies in the slopes of southern parts of Khasi hill, Meghalaya facing the plains of Bangladesh, interesting fact out there is that the rainfall is mostly been in the night time which doesn’t interpret the day works apart from that Sohra is famous for its living bridges.

2.Agumbe

A small town in Shimoga district, Karnataka surrounded by thickly forest Malenadu region of the western ghats Mountain Range. Receiving an average of 7,691 mm of rainfall. Having green views for trekking and photography and associated with important rainforest stations for research, promotion of cottage industry, documentation of medicinal plants.

3.Amboli

A hill station Shimoga district, Maharashtra, it is the last hill station before the coastal highlands of Goa, famous for tourism encompasses amazing gorges and waterfalls during monsoonsSitutaed at an altitude of 690 meters above the sea level `witness around 7,500 mm of rain every year. In Amboli it is hard to find a single house where at least one member of the family has not served in the Indian Army.

4.Mahabaleshwar

Having a record of 5,618 mm of rainfall, located close to western ghats a hill station lies 270 km away from the capital of Maharashtra, apart from that it has many mythological temples to visit.

The climate of Mahabaleshwar is suitable for strawberry cultivation, it contributes 85% of its strawberry production in the country.
It is the source of Krishna River, it has some viewpoints such as Venna Lake, Arthur point, 3 Monkey point and so on.