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Walk to Living Root Bridge Homestay, Meghalaya
Nongriat· 4.7 · 5647 stays
“Experience authentic hospitality in Meghalaya. Our homestay offers a warm, homely atmosphere, perfect for unwinding after exploring the local sights. Enjoy delicious, home-cooked meals prepared with fresh ingredients.
Located just a short walk from the famous Double Decker Living Root Bridge, you can experience its beauty without the crowds. We provide all essential amenities for a comfortable stay.
Connect with your host over a guitar session and create lasting memories. We ensure a safe and welcoming...”
4 bedroomsSleeps 21 beds1 bathsHomestay
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What guests wrote
4.7· 5647 stays
“The Double Decker Living Root Bridge at Nongriat is not just a tourist attraction—it’s a once-in-a-lifetime experience that perfectly represents Meghalaya’s deep connection with nature. Consistently praised in older reviews as one of the most unique natural wonders in India, this living bridge truly lives up to its reputation.
Formed over generations by gui...”
Sowbhagiyanathan selvaraj
“The Double Decker Living Root Bridge in Nongriat, near Cherrapunji, is one of Meghalaya’s most extraordinary natural wonders and a true testament to the harmony between humans and nature. Formed by the interwoven roots of ancient rubber trees, this two-level bridge is a living structure that has strengthened over hundreds of years, growing more resilient wit...”
Rick Das
“Visiting the Double Decker Living Root Bridge was one of the most unforgettable experiences in Meghalaya. This extraordinary bridge has been grown naturally from the roots of rubber fig trees over generations by the Khasi people, showcasing brilliant sustainable engineering.
The trek down to Nongriat village is challenging with steep steps, but the reward is...”
Rahul Dev
“Very hectic, tiring. Real test of stamina while climbing back. Shops are available for water, snacks throughout. So don't carry anything. Stay as light as possible. Take sticks. Washrooms are available throughout.
There are 3-4 beautiful things over the journey: the bridge, the water stream, the small waterfall, and the blue lagoon 1. Take guide - they will ...”
Pankaj Toshniwal
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.
Best time
Oct–Apr; Jun–Sep for full-flow falls
Nearest airport
Guwahati (GAU), ~150 km
Nearby
Nongriat root bridges · Mawlynnong · Dawki
Approximate location · exact address shared after booking