One of Meghalaya’s biggest attractions, “living root bridges” have been a part of the local landscapes for more than a century. Unlike modern bridges, made of steel and wires, these ...

Meghalaya is not just hills and rain it is a feeling a quiet rhythm that flows through green valleys blue waterfalls and ...

Famed for its centuries-old Double Decker suspension living root bridge, an awe-inspiring example of human bioengineering, one has to cross the bridge on foot to reach the polling station, which ...

Cherrapunji's living root bridges and Shillong's misty charm provide unforgettable experiences, while Dawki's Umngot River offers serene beauty, making Meghalaya a must-visit destination for rain ...

Praising the community's deep connection with nature, FM Sitharaman said that the living root bridges of Meghalaya are a shining example of how traditional knowledge can offer global solutions.

Union Minister of Finance and Corporate Affairs Nirmala Sitharaman today visited the iconic living root bridge at Siej village in Meghalaya’s East Khasi Hills district.

The use of root inosculation blends living material to create lasting bridges that can tolerate the turbulent weather conditions Meghalaya enjoys and that other human-made structures might crumble ...

Dominick Merle India's living bridges are not built, but “grown,” can last as long as 500 years. They are known as the “Living Bridges of Meghalaya.” Dominick Merle ...

Mawlynnong, Meghalaya This postcard-perfect village feels like nature’s version of a spa. The living root bridges nearby glisten in the rain, and the mist adds a touch of magic to your selfies.