Rangthylliang - Mawkyrnot - Meghalaya Tourism

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“A forest-trail immersion guided by a root-bridge architect, weaving through monsoon-draped terrains to marvel at living botanical architecture.”

Experience a hands-on journey through Meghalaya’s monsoon-clad hills, following forest and plantation trails alongside an expert root-bridge architect. This trek plunges you deep into living landscapes where the famed root bridges—nature’s sustainable marvels—emerge from the fusion of traditional wisdom and ecological design.

Guided experience led by a root-bridge architect—learn while you walk.

Trail runs through forest and plantation terrain typical of the southern Shillong Plateau.

Accessible via regional routes in the Khasi Hills; best accessed from nearby hubs like Cherrapunji.

Don’t miss!

Walk the path with a root-bridge architect—discover the living process behind the bridges.

Stands amid a forest-clad bridge, where roots and human ingenuity intertwine.

Observe real-time growth of root networks merging into architectural forms.

Feel the wet monsoon air and vibrant flora that make these living bridges thrive.

How to Get There

Typically arranged via tour operators or local guides who specialize in root-bridge experiences.
Most tours originate from Cherrapunji (Sohra) or nearby hubs in the Khasi Hills.
Trail access may require moderate trekking ability through forest and plantation terrain.

When and Where

Located in the southern Shillong Plateau, blending forest and plantation landscapes.
Best explored during the dry season (October–March) when forest trails are manageable and safe for trekking. Some bridges remain accessible in the monsoon, but proceed with caution due to slippery terrain.