They say that a long
time ago, when animals could still speak, they had a weekly trade place, where
they could meet and chat and exchange goods brought by each of them at the market.
This meeting spot, Ka Iew Luri-Lura
is said to have been in the land of the Khasis, in Meghalaya, more precisely
close to Mawlyngbna, a small village close to the Bangladeshi border.
It’s there that I got
to twice, the first time just to have a wonderful swim across the little lake,
and the second time to retrace the steps of the beasts to the market and to witness
the animals’ passing through, as their footprints are seen all over this fantastic
place. I like this account more than the other one, which says that the
imprints left on this million-year old seabed are just unusually shaped and the
fossilized sea-urchins embedded in the rocks are proof to that effect.
Regardless of its
origin, the place is simply astonishing, so I’d better leave the photos to do some justice to the place:
Superb!!!!
ReplyDeleteDar oare ce tigari sunt acolo??? Bune?
ReplyDeleteSunt țigări Peacock, cele mai iefine, așa că sunt excelente!
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