Khoh Ramhah (Pillar Rock)

Khoh Ramhah, also known as Pillar Rock or Motrop, is a massive natural monolith located near Sohra (Cherrapunji) in East Khasi Hills, Meghalaya. The tall, basket-shaped rock pillar stands isolated amid the plateau overlooking the plains of Bangladesh. It is notable for its distinctive shape, panoramic views, and association with Khasi folklore, making it a popular viewpoint and photography stop on the Sohra sightseeing circuit.

Visitors can expect a large, freestanding rock pillar set on the edge of the Sohra plateau with open views of deep valleys, forested hills and on clear days the plains of Bangladesh. The site is accessed by a short walk from the roadside parking area to a fenced viewpoint. There are no built structures on the rock itself. The surroundings are grassy and rocky with strong winds and frequent mist. It is primarily a sightseeing and photography stop.

In Khasi folklore, Khoh Ramhah is said to represent a giant's basket (khoh means basket). Local legend associates the pillar with a giant who left his basket behind, giving the rock its name and cultural identity among the Khasi people.