Top 10 Rainest Place On Earth

1. Mawsynram - Meghalaya

 

The top position has been given to Mawsynram, India with recorded rainfall of 11,871 mm every year. People live a difficult life here; many residents live under the grass roof house because it absorbed the constant rainfall water. For travelers, it can be a place to visit as it looks really mesmerizing and really heaven like. 

  

 2. Cherrapunji - Meghalaya

Cherrapunji is famous place in India that is known for continuing rainfall; this is one place that encounters rainfall almost every day. Cherrapunji is one of the rainiest places on earth with 11,777 mm rainfall every year. The place is beautiful because of its elevation and site, but these elevations and location helps the monsoon to drench the place every day.

 3. Tutendo - South America

 Tutunendo which is located in Colombia experience two rainy seasons in a year and it is one of the wettest places in the world with 11,770 mm rainfall every year. The total population of this village is less than 1000, and the residents have to live a difficult life here.

4. Cropp River - New Zealand

Cropp River, located in New Zealand and this river is the main source of the majority of rainfall in this region. This place is among one of the rainiest places on earth with 11,516 mm. this place is located close to the Tasman Sea and the river is situated among mountainous terrain and that increase the chances of rainfall.

5. San Antonio De Ureca - Equatorial Guinea

San Antonio de Ureca is the wettest place on the continent of Africa is San Antonio de Ureca. This place is resided in Equatorial Guinea and it has recorded rainfall of 10,450 mm every year. The resident of this region experiences heavy rainfall throughout the year.

 6. Debundscha - Africa

 Debundscha is a village located in the south western edge of Cameroon. This place is the second wettest place in Africa continent and record rainfall of 10, 299 mm every year.  This area receives rainfall due to its coastal location and the mountain creates dense cloud formations that cause heavy rainfall in the region.

 7. Big Bog - Oceania

 Big Bog is the wettest place located in Hawaii with recorded rainfall of 10,272 mm. This place is a remote area of Hawaii and to reach this place requires helicopter or two days hiking trip. It is one of the most famous tourist destinations because of its scenic beauty.

 8. Mt. Waialeale - Oceania

Mount Waialeale is another place in Hawaii, U.S. with recorded rainfall of 9,763 mm every year. The place is wet all the time because of constant rainfall that makes hiking extremely dangerous on the mountains even for the most experienced hikers. The mountains are home to various plants and you might view some rare plants here.

 9. Kukui - Oceania

 The Kukui is wettest place situated in Hawaii with recorded rainfall of 9,293 mm every year. There is a mountain peak that rises 5,787 feet above sea level and home for many beautiful plants. This is one of the most beautiful places on earth because of its native species of flora and fauna.

 10. Emei Shan - China

 Emei Shan is located in China and it is one of the wettest places on the earth with recorded rainfall of 8,169 mm every year. It is one of the famous tourist destinations because of its unique and mesmerizing beauty along with exotic plants and animals.

                                The 10 Best Movies of 2016

1. 'Moonlight'

"What is there to say about Barry Jenkins’s luminous poem of a film that hasn’t already been said?... It’s a wonder of a film, heaven-sent. But it is also real and tangible, something of potent texture and feeling that demystifies and enlightens."

                                                                    

2. 'La La Land'

"Damien Chazelle, just 31, unexpectedly resuscitated [musicals] a moribund genre by relocating its potential for grace, beauty and romance and setting it in a Los Angeles that once again looks like a city of dreams."

                                                                

3. 'Hell Or High Water'

"Director David Mackenzie’s gritty crime caper does 'No Country for Old Men' one better, putting its unforgiving acts in an economic context."

                                                          

4. 'Jackie' 

"Pablo Larraín’s portrait of Jackie Kennedy’s attempt to wrestle control of chaos following her husband’s assassination is equal parts psychological thriller and historical investigation. Anchored by Natalie Portman in a career-best turn, the movie’s atmospheric construction pierces the nature of public life and political machinations."

               

5. 'Toni Erdmann'

"Few people settle in for a three-hour German comedy about an uptight woman and her farty father expecting a masterpiece. Yet that’s what Maren Ade’s extraordinary, genre-bending revolution of a movie is."

6. 'Manchester By The Sea'

"A story so beautifully lived-in that it feels like a shock to emerge from the theater into the “real” world, Kenneth Lonergan’s deceptively low-key drama unfurls in a way movies are rarely allowed to anymore—slowly, patiently, and with infinite care."

7. 'OJ: Made In America'

"[Director Ezra] Edelman's fascinating film is an epic achievement that startles (or infuriates) you every five minutes. I could have watched another 18 hours." 

  

8. 'The Lobster'

"Greek director Yorgos Lanthimos' 'The Lobster' is one of the strangest movies in recent memory  —and one of the most hilariously (and surprisingly profound) ones as well... that rare thing in today's cinema an unqualified original."

9. 'Arrival'

"Villeneuve, like Stanley Kubrick and Christopher Nolan, understands how to create not just a visually stunning film but an enigmatic tone that envelops you in the world. Some viewers may find 'Arrival' a touch ostentatious, but what good film doesn’t get a bit pretentious sometimes?" 

10. 'Loving'

"It’s sort of amazing, how delicately writer/director [Jeff] Nichols sidesteps all the clichés of the based-on-a-true-story prestige drama to dramatize the union and subsequent legal battles of Richard and Mildred Loving, whose eventual hearing before the Supreme Court would end the criminalization of interracial marriage."