Wish to trek to Nongriat?

Hidden deep within the verdant forests of Meghalaya lies the enchanting Nongriat Double-Decker Root Bridge, a testament to the region’s botanical ingenuity. To reach this marvel, adventurers must descend nearly 3,000 steps from Tyrna village. Along the way, trekkers are treated to stunning vistas of lush greenery and flowing streams.

These ancient root bridges, woven from the roots of rubber trees, have been integral to the Khasi way of life for centuries. The multi-tiered formation of the double-decker bridge is especially captivating, symbolising the harmony between nature and human ingenuity. After the challenging descent, you’ll find serene pools nearby—perfect for a rest surrounded by nature.

For those craving further adventure, an additional hike leads to the mesmerising Rainbow Falls, known for its turquoise waters set against massive boulders. This extension of the trek, through quiet betel nut plantations and dense jungle, is truly rewarding.

While it’s possible to complete the trek in a day, staying overnight at a local guesthouse allows you to savour the scenic beauty and rest before the arduous climb back. The experience of Nongriat is not just a physical journey but a soulful connection with nature.