In Meghalaya's forests, living root bridges emerge from trained tree roots, connecting villages and showcasing indigenous knowledge, harmony with nature, and sustainable engineering.
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Here are some living root bridges of Meghalaya:
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Double Decker Root Bridge, Nongriat
Near Cherrapunji, the famous living root bridge features two levels of intertwined roots, forming in 15 years. This is ideal for nature lovers!
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Ritymmen Root Bridge, Cherrapunji
Ritymmen, Meghalaya's longest living root bridge, spans 30 meters amidst waterfalls and dense forest.
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Ummunoi Root Bridge, Nongkroh
Less crowded and offbeat, the Ummunoi bridge lies in a peaceful village setting. The bridge is strong, stable, and perfect for a serene trek through the wilderness.
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Mawsaw Root Bridge, Near Nongriat
Mawsaw near Double Decker bridge features a serene experience and a beautiful turquoise swimming pool.
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Kudeng Rim Root Bridge, West Jaintia Hills
This hidden gem in Jaintia Hills is accessible via a forest trail from Kudeng Rim village. It’s an ideal destination for those seeking authentic, untouched nature.