Lumpih Trip

 Lumpih Trip
Date: 26 August 2020





Lumpih Trip
Date: 26 August 2020

Travelling to Lumpih was one of the most thrilling as well as the timid experience I have ever faced.
Being absorbed in the mesmerising natural beauty of Lumpih, we were unaware of the underlying danger there.

Devoid of any physical demarcation of Meghalaya-Assam border, we unknowingly entered Meghalaya (Upper Lumpih)...the road was full of pebbles, numerous streams of crystal clear water were flowing by... where a mob of Khasi people in the jungle abducted us..some of them even carried weapons (large knives).
devoid of any network in our cellphones we were neither able to communicate with people over the phone nor we could communicate with them(the mob) due to linguistic variation because they don't understand Assamese Hindi or English.
Denying to hear any request of ours to let us return back, they forcefully took us to a village 'Kyrdum' where we were kept confined in a room.

We were fortunate enough that we could get network their and hiding from them, we called police station of Boko, and after a harsh endeavour, we were finally rescued by Assam police.

We are thankful to God as well as Assam Police and Meghalaya Police. We were on the verge of death and life.
We closely felt what might have happened with Abhijeet and Nilotpal.

Full Video YouTube link:
https://youtu.be/DoTBqJ1a564

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