Cloud-View Retreat w/ Living Root Bridges, Sohra | Fursat
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Cloud-View Retreat w/ Living Root Bridges, Sohra
Cherrapunji· 4.7 · 97 stays
“Wake up to misty valleys and endless cloud views at this charming retreat in Sohra (Cherrapunji), Meghalaya. Perched on the edge of the Khasi Hills, the property offers cozy rooms with large windows framing the dramatic landscape. Walk to the famous living root bridges, explore sacred forests, and witness some of the highest rainfall on Earth. The warm Khasi hospitality, home-cooked meals, and bonfire evenings make this a perfect base for exploring the wettest place on the planet.”
5 bedroomsSleeps 105 beds5 bathsHomestayBasic EssentialsHot water
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What guests wrote
4.7· 97 stays
“Our stay was an absolute delight. The property is well-maintained and offers a serene view of waterfalls, with mesmerizing sunrises and sunsets right from our room. The rooms were spacious and comfortable, and the kitchen served delicious food. The staff were polite and generous. A perfect place to unwind!”
Barshali das
“I had a wonderful stay here. The overall ambiance was excellent. The room was very pleasant, clean, and comfortable. The view from the balcony was absolutely breathtaking. The food quality was also very good. Highly recommend for a peaceful and scenic stay.”
Jay Jagtap
“Very nice and beautiful place with excellent view. The service and food is next level. 15 minutes drive to Tyrna village where you start the walk for double decker root bridge. Highly recommended. They also did bonfire for us.”
Atif Ansari
“An amazing place from a location perspective. You can see a waterfall, almost 180 degree valley and mountain view, sunset and sunrise all from your balcony. Staff is very polite and helpful. Rooms were very clean.”
Shaji Pillai
“Great location and good rooms/food with an amazing view. Close to the double decker living root bridge. Good value.”
Shankar
Where you are
Cherrapunji.
locally, Sohra
The wettest inhabited place on Earth — living root bridges, waterfalls and clouds that come indoors in the Khasi Hills.
