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_meghalaya-north-east-india.webp "Music -http://share.epidemicsound.com/n7RTHnFollow me on :nFacebook : https://www.facebook.com/hoppingbug/nInstagram : https://www.instagram.com/hopping_bug/nEmail: business@hoppingbug.comnWebsite: www.hoppingbug.comnnContinuing my journey across North East India, I reached my next destination, Meghalaya. I stayed there for 5 days and explored the places around.Here is a trailer for my upcoming 5 part web series on MeghalayanHope you all enjoy the video let me know your feedback and Stay tun")
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_a-discovery-day-in-ampati-village.webp "This is only a short clip showing a Hajong woman weaving a traditional Garo dress at her home, in a village just 5 kilometres north of Bangladesh in the Indian State Meghalaya. These dresses are sold at the market, taking 10 days to complete and only selling at 2000 Rupees or US$32. nAs the Garo tribe themselves no longer know how to weave their traditional dress, the Hajong tribe is now the main producer of the dress.")
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