Domtiewsaw Traveller's Nest,Explore Exotic Meghalaya.

Domtiewsaw Traveller's Nest is located in the South west Khasi Hills Districts,which is about 75km from Shillong.
This place attracts many travellers to see the beauty of the places in this area.
Guides are available for sightseeing in and around this area.
there are also guest houses that welcomes the travellers for a pleasant stay at the village.
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The Khasis left Africa to search for Water, cool weather, hills, mountains and thickly forested lands. After receiving detailed reports from advanced teams sent to scout the world, they left Africa and settled in the Khasi Hills at the foothills of the Himalayas where they still live today. Using these Khasi mountains as their base at least 60000-70000 years ago, they then proceeded to explore the whole world in different batches. On arrival at a place which they liked to settle on, they erected Stone Circles, Megaliths and Monoliths all over the land to signify ownership of the land, to thank God ‘U Blei’ or ‘U Blai’ and to promise ‘U Blei’ or ‘U Blai’ that they would protect and be good stewards of the land. Every area they settled initially would have plateaus, mountains, lots of rain and water, forests, cool weather etc. Around 74000-75000 years ago, the super volcano Mount Toba of Sumatra, Indonesia erupted. There was widespread death and destruction. The sun disappeared for a long time because of the super eruption. Hence came the Khasi legend and story of the Rooster. Immediately after that event, wherever the Khasis went, they dug deep and long caves. These caves took many generations to dig. They also proceeded to grow wheat. The word ‘Kew’ in Khasi means ‘Wheat’ hence the name Kew Gardens. Between 30000 - 40000 years ago, the Khasi left to explore and settle the rest of the world. They went to Siberia, Tibet, China, Japan, Scandinavia, Britain, Europe, (Germany, France, Portugal, Greece, Italy, Netherlands etc) Caucasus, Myanmar, Mongolia, Thailand, Cambodia, Indonesia, Philippines, Korea, Vietnam, Laos etc. After this, they left for North and South America. They set up the Sumerian, Babylonian & Phoenician kingdoms. Look at the ancient (4000-1000 BC) Sun Crosses seals of the Sumerian, Hittite, Catti, Khassi, Cassi, Egyptian, Phoenicians etc all of whom were the same people. www.jrbooksonline.com/pob/pob_ch20.html The Khasis were nomads and explored the whole world. Sumerians, Phoenicians, Babylonians, Cretians, Keltoi, Celts, Picts, Cassi, Etruscans, Catti, Chauci, Cauci, Khatti, Keltic, Kymri, Cimmerians, Mongols etc all descended from them. Their traces are found in so many places. Herodotus, the ancient Greek historian called Britain Cassiteriades or Kassiterides, the Khasi Tin Islands. They were all over Britain but were called different names. They mined Tin, Gold, Silver and grew wheat. Just like Jeans are called American jeans because it was originally made by the Americans, just like Scotch is called Scotch whisky, just like vodka is known as Russian vodka because the Russians are famous for making vodka, so too Britain was called Kassiteriades or Cassiterides because it was the Khasis/Cassi who mined and sold tin in those days. In fact, 'Tin' in the Greek language was 'Kassiteros' because it was the Khasi who had a monopoly over 'tin' in the ancient world. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cassiterides Stewart, Michael. "People, Places & Things: Kassiterides", Greek Mythology: From the Iliad to the Fall of the Last Tyrant. messagenetcommresearch.com/myths/ppt/Kassiterides_1.html www.ancientgreecereloaded.com/files/ancient_greece_reloaded_website/great_persons/pytheas_of_massalia.php Their ancient name for Britain was Ka Dew Lynnong Pyrdain or The Isle of Prydain or Pyrdain meaning in Khasi ‘The Island of Wisdom’. ‘Pyrdain’ means ‘Wisdom, Deep Thought’ in Khasi. Khasis often say ‘Ka Pyrkhat ka Pyrdain’ meaning ‘Thinking and Wisdom’. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prydain They also called Britain 'Bilat' after the White Limestone Cliffs of Dover. Emperor Julius Caesar in his writings names a Cassi tribe which fought against the Romans under their Chief Cassi-Vellaunus. Caesar landed around the Wantsum or Wansum Channel and crossed the River Thames at the Kew ford. 'Wan Sum' in Khasi means 'Come and bathe'. The Kew or Quay Hoh Gardens are named after the Cassi or Khasi harvest chant Hoh Kew or Hoi Kew. Kew means wheat in Khasi & the Cassi tribe is known to have grown wheat in Britain. The Khasi / Cassi name for the third largest city of Roman Britain was Hangne-ruh-la-mih-Um, later shortened to Uerulamium and then to Verulamium. In Khasi it meant 'Here too water has come out'. 'La Mih Um' means 'Water has come out'. Present day Colchester city was known in pre-Roman times as Ca-mulo-don-um. 'Ka mluh don um' is a Khasi phrase meaning 'There is salt in the water'. The old name of Thames in Khasi is ‘Them Sum’. The 'Them' in Khasi is pronounced in the same way as the English today pronounce 'Thames' but with the addition of an 's'. The area around the Thames was then a low-lying area covered in water, much more than now. 'Them' in Khasi means low-lying. 'Them Sum' means 'low-lying area for bathing'. It gradually became Thames. There is still standing an 18th Century Stanmore Obelisk, Brockley Hill at the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital compounds commemorating the victory of King Cassi-vellaunus (Prince of the Cassi) who led a confederation of British tribes including the Cassi tribe and defeated the Romans of Emperor Julius Caesar in 54 BC. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cassivellaunus www.maryjones.us/jce/cassivellaunus.html www.stanmoretouristboard.org.uk/the-stanmore-obelisk.html Look at the historic photos piquantphotos.blogspot.com/2012/10/june-12-when-romans-attacked-stanmore.html. Read what is written on the South side and the West side of the Obelisk. The Cassi tribe is clearly mentioned. "Kassi" (or "Cassi") was the title used by the First Phoenician Dynasty about 3000 B.C., as attested in their still extant inscriptions.1 It was the title adopted by the great dynasty of that name in Babylonia which ruled the Mesopotamian empire for about six centuries, from about 1800 B.C., and who are now generally admitted to have been Aryans. And Kasi also occurs as a personal name of Phoenicians in inscriptions in Egypt. This Kasi title is thus now disclosed as the Phoenician source of the "Cassi" title borne by the ruling Briton Catti kings of pre-Roman Britain down to Cassivellaunus (see later), who minted the "Cas" coins bearing the Sun-horse and other solar symbols…. This Aryan expansion began as far back as 3,000 BC, probably earlier, with their seafaring branch, the Phoenicians. They were a technologically advanced people who have been marginalized by official history and this has obscured their true identity. They are fundamental to understanding where we have come from and where we are now. It was they who brought both their genetic lines and their knowledge to Europe, Scandinavia and the Americas, thousands of years BC.” - Lieutenant Colonel L. A. Waddell (1854-1938) There were just a small band of Khasis and Mundas, maybe between 150-1500 people who left Africa 60000-70000 years ago. They were all related to each other. No one else was there in India and most of the world, except Neanderthals and earlier humans of another species but not our HOMO SAPIENS. That explains why the name Khasi and its derivatives are all over the world. All tribes and communities in the North East of India and throughout the Himalayan mountains, including the Assamese Ahom are closely related to the Khasis from a distant past of thousands of years ago for it was from the Khasi Hills that they spread to the Tibetan Plateau, South East Asia, other parts of Asia and back. There were no passports and visas in ancient times, so going and coming was much easier. DNA confirms their ancient history. The Khasis and Munda people proceeded to populate the whole of India. There was an ancient Kingdom of Kashi in northern India. The holy city of Varanasi was earlier known as Kashi. It was a Khasi holy city. One has to go back around 1700-3000 BC to find an old Egyptian medical papyrus which correctly mentions ‘Khasi’ as the name for ‘Benares’. It later became Kashi and then Varanasi. The Khasis did intermarry with the Neanderthals and remnants earlier human species in Europe and other parts of the world. Khasi language and culture is rich in folklore and folktale, and behind most of the names of mountains, rivers, countries, nations, hills, waterfalls, birds, flowers, and animals across the world there is a story. We have much much more to tell. In honour of Thomas Jones, let this article spark intense interest among students, researchers, scientists and professors to study and reveal the untold prehistory, oral stories, myths and legends of the Khasis.

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The ancient Phoenicians who traded all across Europe by ship were Khasis. Lieutenant Colonel Laurence Austine Waddell clearly mentions in his books that “ ‘Kassi or Cassi' was used by the first Phoenician Dynasty 3000 BC”. Waddell was a British explorer, Professor of Tibetan, Professor of Chemistry and Pathology. Waddell studied Sumerian and Sanskrit too; He was a Professor of Tibetan at the University College of London (1906-1908). He became a fellow of the Royal Anthropological Institute and produced many brilliant books and papers. According to Waddell the "unknown" script on the Newton Stone in Scotland is Hitto-Phoenician. His translation is as follows: "This Sun-Cross was raised to Bil (or Bel, the God of Sun-Fire) by the Kassi (or Cassi-bel[-an]) of Kast of the Siluyr (sub-clan) of the "Khilani" (or Hittite-palace-dwellers), the Phoenician (named) Ikar of Cilicia, the Prwt (or Prat, that is 'Barat' or 'Brihat' or Brit-on).". By the way, the Khasi word for God is ‘Blei’ similar to the ‘Bel’ mentioned by Waddell and in ancient Welsh , it is ‘Beli’. :Brihat’ in Khasi means ;Agricultural Market’. Waddell’s critics (most of whom were arm chair critics who never travelled anywhere) tried to pooh pooh his writings but now DNA has proved him right and they wrong, almost 100 years later. He was a British and Scottish genius. www.jrbooksonline.com/pob/pob_toc.html The Khasi living today at beautiful Khasi Hills at the foothills of the Himalayas, were the first settlers of Ireland some thousands and thousands of year ago. They came in many waves. Just as they did thousands of years ago, they are still matrilineal, wear distinct tartan shawls, have priestly druids known as Lyngdohs, still maintain over 100 Sacred Groves/Forests, build monoliths, Stone Circles, dolmens, cromlechs, megaliths and Living Root Tree Bridges. " 'Black Irish' is often a description of people of Irish origin who had dark features, black hair, dark complexion and eyes. " www.ireland-information.com/articles/blackirish.htm DNA testing of remains of ancient Irish people suggests that some of the earliest human arrivals on the island originally came from much further afield.......One of the oldest texts composed in Ireland is the Leabhar Gabahla (in Khasi ‘Leh Bha Kat Ba Lah’ meaning Do as much Good as you can). It tells a semi-mythical history of the waves of people who settled in Ireland in earliest times. It says the first settlers to arrive in Ireland were a small dark people called the Fir Bolg. “Our earliest records point to the existence among the Celtic tribes in Britain of the two physical types still to be found amongst them; the tall, fair, red-haired, blue-eyed Gael, whom his clansmen denominate "Roy" (the Red), and the dark complexion, hair and eyes, usually associated with shorter stature, which go with the designation "Dhu" (the Black). Rob Roy and Roderick Dhu are familiar illustrations of this nomenclature. In classical times these types were much less intermingled than now, and were characteristic of separate races. The former prevailed [50] almost exclusively amongst the true Britons of the south and east, and the Gaelic septs of the north, while the latter was found throughout the west, in Devon, Cornwall, and Wales.” - The Project Gutenberg eBook, Early Britain--Roman Britain, by Edward Conybeare You cannot build ships without iron. So knowledge of iron smelting is important. Here is the link to an article which came out in 2013 entitled “Iron used in Khasi hills 2000 years ago- Evidence of ancient smelting ‘technology’ found in Meghalaya” where two Polish scientists find that the Khasis knew the art of iron smelting at least 2000 years ago. Pawel Prokop, a geo-environmental researcher with the Polish Academy of Sciences and his colleague, Ireneusz Suliga, have reported their findings in the journal, Current Science. www.telegraphindia.com/1130326/jsp/frontpage/story_16715810.jsp “Ecossais, The Khasi Saga”, is a must read book written by Assamese medical doctor, Dr. Satyakam Phukan. drsatyakamphukan.wordpress.com/behind-and-beyond-ecossais-the-khasi-saga/ The Khasis or Cassi arrived in many waves more than 30000 years ago in the British Isles and Europe. “The greatest history book ever written is the one hidden in our DNA”. Dr. Spencer Wells, Director, Genographic Project, National Geographic Society. What many do not know even among the Khasi people is that DNA has now uncovered that the Khasis and the Mundas left Africa for India around 60000-70000 years ago to escape severe drought and famine. Kindly read the article ‘How Did The Khasis Of Meghalaya Come From Africa’ by Dr. I. Mohendra Singh who is based in the UK. Also please read the extremely erudite article ‘The Origin and Ancient Migrations of the Khasi People: Genetics Tells the Story’ by Dr Glenn C Kharkongor , Chancellor of Martin Luther Christian University, (MLCU) which confirms the ancient prehistory of the Khasis. Now combining the subjects of Genetics, Anthropology, Archaeology, Linguistics, Ancient History, Toponymy (Toponymy or Toponomastics, the study of place names, is one of the principal branches of Onomastics). Culture, ancient Khasi oral history, legends and myths (most of it kept secret and handed down among just a select few, most of whom have died.), Geography etc, we now know for sure that the Khasis were the first civilisation of the world and that they set up the Kingdoms of Sumeria, Egypt, Phoenicia, Mesopotamia and many others across the world.

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The only builders of Megaliths, monoliths, cromlechs, dolmens, menhirs, burial mounds and stone monuments all over the world, the builders of Living Root Tree Bridges that still exist, the land of over 100 Sacred Forests, the land of Druids /Lyngdohs and priestesses, the land of the Oral Stories and Legends (many kept secret to protect the people), the land of over 1000 massive caves dug over thousands of years to escape cataclysms that have struck our planet, the land of the matrilineal culture, the people that gave the world the TARTAN SHAWL, the people famous for the herbal medicines and their practitioners - this is a fraction of their story... THE KHASIS - THE GREATEST PREHISTORIC CIVILISATION NOW REVEALED In the month of June every year, the State of Meghalaya, nestling at the foothills of the Himalayas, commemorates Thomas Jones Day. Thomas Jones was the son of a carpenter in Wales who later came to the Khasi Hills as a Welsh Christian missionary. At his tombstone in the Scottish cemetery in Kolkata are inscribed the words "The founding father of the Khasi alphabets and literature". In 1842, he published the primer which was entitled ‘Ca Citab Nyngcong Ban Hicai Poole Ci Citin Cassi’. Translated, the title of the book reads 'The First Book for Teaching to Read the Cassi/Khasi Language'. Mark the word used by Thomas Jones - CASSI . Emperor Julius Caesar of the Roman Empire also names the Cassi as one of the tribes who fought him when he first invaded Britain in 55 BC and 54 BC. William Camden, (1551 - 1623) was an English historian, best known as author of Britannia. He wrote “I have beene of opinion that these were in old time called Cassi, that of this Cassii their Prince was named Cassivellaunus or Casibelinus (for so wee find it diversly written). Also, that of Casivellaunus name this very people were by the Graecians termed Catuellani, Cathuellani, and Catteuchlani. For among the Nations of Britaine Caesar reckoneth the Cassii, who that they were seated in these parts it is most certaine, and of whose name a prety portion of this tract is at this daie called Caishow. And seeing that Cassivellaunus ruled this country, as it appeareth by Caesar, and in the said name of his this denomination of Cassii doth most plainely bewraie it selfe, it may seeme probable enough the Cassivellaunus was so named, as one would saie, The Prince of the Casii.” In another translation of his book Britannia (the early editions were in Latin), Camden says “ON the East of the Dobuni, border those People whom Ptolemy, according to different Copies, calls Cattieuchlani, Cattidudani, Cathicludani; and Dio, Cattuellani. Which of these is the true name, I cannot easily determin; yet I must beg leave to be deliver’d of an abortive conjecture, which I long since conceived. I should think then, that these people were the ancient Cassii; that from them their Prince Cassivellaunus, or Cassibelinus, took his name; and that they again, from their Prince Cassivellaunus, were by the Grecians call’d Cattuellani, Cathuellani, and Cattieuchlani. Now the Cassii, mention’d by Cæsar among the British Nations, did most certainly inhabit these parts; from whom a pretty large tract in this County, still retains the name of Caishow. And since Cassivellaunus govern’d here, as is evident from Cæsar; and in his name that of the Cassii. doth manifestly appear; it seems very probable, that Cassivellaunus denotes as much as the Prince of the Cassii…… But whence these people had the name of Cassii, I have not discover’d; unless it was from their war-like Valour. For Servius Honoratus informs us, that the stoutest and most vigorous Soldiers were by the ancient Gauls (who spoke the same language with the Britains) call’d Gessi. Whence Ninnius interprets the British word Cethilou, The Seed of Warriors. Now, that the Cassii were renown’d for Martial prowess, is most certain: for, before the arrival of Cæsar, they had wag’d continual war against their neighbours, and had reduced part of the Dobuni under their subjection. And then, upon Cæsar’s Invasion, Dio. the Britains constituted the Prince of this Country, Commander in chief of the forces of the whole Island. They had too, by this time, extended their name and dominion to a considerable distance. For under the general name of Cassii or Cattieuchlani, were comprehended all those people who inhabit three Counties in the pres/ ent division, viz. Buckinghamshire, Bedfordshire, and Hertfordshire; “

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Pynbha shwa is kasurok

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Mano ba kwah Lt Shane shnog jog GI sa cmmn ia ga

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Too kong te khem palt

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Khnang ban neh sah ki doh um baroh dei ban kiar ban pyn don kam ki dawai chemical ia ki jingthung halor lum

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This lh bro ki shoot phi. Ym dei re maphi ba lah Wan downhill BMX racing sha Sadew shisien?

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itynnat shisha du Kane ka Jaka

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Kwahpoi lang

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Nga kwah bn leit kai lang shane jaka shi sngi kumno ban buk kamra ban sah hangto

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dei na kane ruh kn kadaw ba ng sa sngew sarong ia la ka jong

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2:43 Lada ynnai shna phutpat ka kham itynnad.

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mynta te lh bess bha ka wah rilang

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kumno phi ong ba ia kane la pyniaid daka society aiu kumto katba phi don pat haka Wah Rilang View Point kaba hap haka Mawranglang Village.

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pdiang sgewbha ia baroh ban wan

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Katno kito ki guest house ban sah shimiet

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ga lh poi hag ne

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Kwah poi shisha ban kumne te

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