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Living Root Bridges & Natural Wonders of Meghalaya

Bridges grown from tree roots over centuries. Caves older than civilization. Rivers so clear boats appear to fly. Meghalaya is India's natural wonder cabinet.

8 destinations in this collection

Nongriat

800m

Meghalaya

Double Decker Living Root Bridge — 3,500 steps down, the only double-decker in the world.

Mawlynnong

1,200m

Meghalaya

Asia's cleanest village — root bridges, bamboo dustbins, a living bridge walkway.

Cherrapunji (Sohra)

1,484m

Meghalaya

Nohkalikai Falls (India's tallest plunge), Mawsmai Cave, and the densest root bridge network.

Dawki

400m

Meghalaya

Umngot River — boats float on invisible water. The photo that launched Meghalaya tourism.

Shnongpdeng

285m

Meghalaya

The adventure version of Dawki — cliff jumping, kayaking, camping on crystal-clear river banks.

Mawphlang

1,723m

Meghalaya

Sacred Forest — 1,000-year-old grove where nothing can be removed, not even a fallen leaf.

Shillong

1,496m

Meghalaya

Gateway to all of this — Don Bosco Museum, Ward's Lake, Police Bazaar as base camp.

Tura

349m

Meghalaya

Garo Hills' Nokrek Biosphere — red pandas, Siju Cave bats, and the Wangala 100 Drums Festival.

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