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The Rainpost keepsake stamp for Living Root Bridge, Cherrapunji, India.

Place 12 of 18

Living Root Bridge

Meghalaya · Cherrapunji, India

One of the wettest places on Earth. In the monsoon, Nongriat’s double-decker bridge of living fig roots spans a turquoise pool, trained by Khasi families over generations.

Rainy season
Southwest monsoon · Jun–Aug
Rain a year
About 11,000 mm
Where
25.25°N, 91.67°E

How to play

Rainpost is a free daily puzzle. Every day everyone gets the same rainy place, built as a small 3D miniature. Press and hold the water to drop rain; hold longer and the ripple goes farther. Ripples push something home, and you have five drops. Solve it to collect the place’s keepsake stamp for your Rainpost Passport, much like a national park passport stamp.

In this place: Drop behind the leaf to push it into the still water behind the boulder.

Rainfall and seasons are approximate and describe the place’s usual rainy season, not today’s weather.

Today’s place and its keepsake stamp are free. Any other place opens as practice.

Eighteen places, eighteen keepsake stamps