This tiny Indian village receives 5 times more rain than Mumbai every year, yet its residents have mastered the art of survival with ancient tricks smarter than modern tech
In Mawsynram, the world's wettest village, residents have mastered living with relentless rain. Their ingenious 'knup' rain shields, crafted from bamboo and banana leaves, allow daily work to continue even in torrential downpours. This adaptation, along with unique architecture and living root bridges, showcases centuries of resilience and sustainable living,…
The Economic Times ·