Meghalayan Living Root Bridges trail

The Living Root Bridge Trail Tour in Meghalaya offers a unique opportunity to explore the natural wonders of the region, particularly its ingeniously constructed bridges made from living tree roots. These bridges are not only functional but also a testament to the harmonious relationship between humans and nature. These unique structures, crafted over decades by the Khasi people, are a must-see for any adventurous traveler.

• Witness the breathtaking beauty of these living bridges, formed by the roots of rubber fig trees, carefully trained by locals to span rivers.
• Embark on a challenging yet rewarding trek through lush rainforests, descending thousands of steps to reach these iconic bridges.
• Experience the pristine beauty of Meghalaya's landscapes, cascading waterfalls, and vibrant flora and fauna.
• Gain insights into the rich heritage and traditions of the Khasi people, who have been cultivating these bridges for generations.
• Capture stunning shots of the bridges, the surrounding greenery, and the local lifestyle.
• Get a chance to witness the World’s Longest Living Root bridge and the only Double Decker Living Root Bridge.

• Embark on a thrilling adventure to Meghalaya's living root bridges. Hike through verdant forests, witness the awe-inspiring creations of nature and humans, and encounter the warm hospitality of the Khasi people. A unique experience awaits as you traverse these iconic bridges suspended over crystal-clear rivers.
• Location - Nongriat-Rangthylliang- Riwai - Kudengrim
• Trek difficulty - Hard and easy
• Best time to visit - October- May

• Stays
• All transfer, pickup and drop
• Experience guide
• 5% GST

• Anything not mentioned in the above inclusion

• Day 1 - Shillong - Nongriat You will be picked by our representative from Shillong. Enjoy a 2 hours scenic drive to Tyrna village. On reaching, start your trek downhill along the approximately 3000 steps. On reaching there you will witness the magnificent Double decker Living root bridge. After that, trek back uphill to Tyrna village for an overnight stay.
• Day 2 - Tyrna - Rangthylliang-Riwai Post breakfast, take another drive 2 hours to Rangthylliang village. On reaching the village start your trekking along with our experienced guide for around 1 hour who will assist you to Mawkyrnot living root bridge-the world’s longest living root bridge at the length of 53 m, spend some time there enjoying and witnessing the magical natural wonders. After that, trek back and take another 1 hour drive to Riwai village to visit the Single Living root bridge- one of the most visited in Meghalaya. After that take another one hour drive to Dawki for an overnight stay.
• Day 3 - Dawki - Kudengrim - Shillong Post breakfast, take an hour drive to Kudengrim village for another hidden gem known for its impressive living root bridge. On reaching, our experienced guide will take you on a trek to reach the most amazing bridge. Spend time exploring the area, appreciating the intricate craftsmanship of these natural wonders and soaking in the serene atmosphere. After an enriching experience, begin your return journey to Shillong, filled with memories of your exploration of Meghalaya's unique living root bridges and the cultural richness.

• The trek involves moderate to strenuous hiking, so participants should be in good physical condition.
• Meghalaya experiences heavy rainfall, so carrying appropriate rain gear and sturdy footwear is essential.
• Visitors should respect local customs and traditions, including taking permission before photographing locals.
• Wear comfortable hiking shoes, carry a rain jacket, and pack essentials like water, snacks, and sunscreen.

• Finderbridge does not hold any responsibility for refunds arising out of any natural, weather conditions, pandemic situation, man-made calamities that may occur.
• Due to operational reasons, the routing of this experience may be amended. However, all the mentioned services will remain unchanged.
• Finderbridge reserves the right to modify the experience and price at any point, due to reasons including but not limited to: Force Majeure events, strikes, fairs, increase in petrol price/ festivals, weather conditions, traffic problems, overbooking of hotels / flights, cancellation / rerouting of flights, closure of / entry restrictions at a place of visit, etc. While we will do our best to make suitable alternate arrangements, we would not be held liable for any refunds/compensation claims arising out of this.
• Follow sustainable tourism guidelines and do not litter.