context: Cherrapunji receives rain from the Bay of Bengal of the Indian summer monsoons. The monsoon clouds travel about four hundred kilometers through Bangladesh's mountain range without any obstacles. They then collide with the Khasi mountains. This is due to their exceptionally high elevation of 1370 meters in the range of two to five kilometers. Due to the geographical depth of the valleys, the downward-moving clouds (150 to 300 meters) cover the entire Cherrapunji. These winds push the rain clouds toward the basin or smooth heads. As the clouds rise faster, changes in the upper atmosphere occur. This means the above parts are sprinkled. As a result, water vapor melts. Most of the rain falls in Cherrapunji are caused by the large amount of water evaporates. The reason for the large amount of rainfall is probably the most well known of all. These are the orographic rains in the northeastern states.
question: How high is Cherrapunji from sea level?
answers.text: 1370 meters