History & Background
Built around 1680 by King Lakshmi Sinha as the capital of the Jaintia Kingdom (ruled by the Pnar people) until its annexation by the British in 1835, the site today survives mostly as architecturally notable ruins.
Built around 1680 by King Lakshmi Sinha as the capital of the Jaintia Kingdom (ruled by the Pnar people) until its annexation by the British in 1835, the site today survives mostly as architecturally notable ruins.
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