Mystic Siang Travels & Expeditions
Double Decker Living Root Bridge Trek
Meghalaya

Double Decker Living Root Bridge Trek

A trek to the world's only known double-decker living root bridge — grown over generations by the Khasi community deep in Meghalaya's rainforest.

Region

Nongriat Village, Meghalaya

Good to know

Begins from Tyrna Village, descending thousands of stone steps through dense tropical forest.

The trek

About the trail

Hidden deep within the lush rainforests of Nongriat Village in Meghalaya, the Double Decker Living Root Bridge Trek is one of Northeast India's most iconic adventures. This extraordinary living bridge, carefully grown over generations from the aerial roots of rubber fig trees by the Khasi community, is a remarkable example of nature and human ingenuity working in harmony. It is the only known double-decker living root bridge in the world.

The trek begins from Tyrna Village, descending thousands of stone steps through dense tropical forests, hanging suspension bridges, cascading streams, and picturesque villages before reaching the magnificent living root bridge. Though physically demanding, every step rewards visitors with breathtaking scenery and an unforgettable connection with Meghalaya's pristine natural beauty.

Ideal for adventure enthusiasts, photographers, and nature lovers, the trek also offers the opportunity to visit crystal-clear natural pools and the spectacular Rainbow Falls for those seeking an extended hiking experience. The Double Decker Living Root Bridge Trek is more than just a hike — it's a journey into one of the world's most fascinating examples of sustainable living heritage and indigenous craftsmanship.

Glimpses

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