People in this Indian village have songs for identity instead of names. What is the story and how to visit?

A travel influencer recently brought global attention to Kongthong, a remote village in Meghalaya known as the "Whistling Village," where residents communicate using unique melodies instead of names. This tradition, called 'jingrwai lawbei,' involves mothers composing personal tunes for their children, which become lifelong identifiers. The influencer’s video, showcasing the village’s picturesque beauty and its residents’ harmonious way of life, went viral, sparking widespread admiration for this extraordinary cultural heritage.

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