The thick forests of the Khasi and Jaintia hills in Meghalaya are home to centuries-old living root bridges. These unique bridges have been sculpted by the Khasi tribe from the Ficus Elastica or rubber tree. The ever-evolving Meghalaya bridges are made up of tangled thick roots that provide formidability to the structure and make it good enough to hold 50 or more people in one go. According to Alok Chandra Samal, an Environmental Scientist, the life span of these bridges is thought to be between

One of Meghalaya’s most eye-catching wonders are its living root bridges. Watch how these surreal structures are carefully shaped over many years, and how they ease the life of locals and tourists who commute across the state’s beautiful, rugged landscapes. #Partnered | News18