Amidst the living root bridge, I felt Mother Nature’s divine strength, her warmth, her eternal wisdom. My head bows in gratitude to her, the truest creator, protector and guardian. 📍Meghalaya, Tourism, north east india | Jyotiraditya M Scindia

#UncharteredTrails: @my.gypsycamp takes a swim at the 📍Wah Myor Living Root Bridge in Nongbah, Meghalaya. This is one of the lesser-known living root bridges in the area, but it is also one of the highest, with an estimated height of around 80 feet. Here are all the details that she shares with us about the location: To reach this location, head to the village of Nongbah. From there, visitors can ask the locals for directions to the bridge. The trek to the bridge can be challenging, and it invo

Discover the Living Root Bridges—ancient wonders grown from the roots of rubber trees, taking decades to form yet lasting for centuries. Each bridge is a perfect blend of art, nature, and human ingenuity, showing how patience and harmony with nature create magic. 🌱✨ Have you ever seen a bridge alive and growing? | India Art & Architecture