Living root bridge in a misty rainforest in Meghalaya

North East India

Meghalaya

Cloud forest and living bridges

India's wettest, greenest corner. Meghalaya is for walkers: root bridges grown over generations, caves, waterfalls and Khasi villages that run on their own quiet logic.

Best time
September to April
Ideal length
5 – 7 days
Pace
Active, with real walking

What makes it rare

Highlights we build around.

Root bridges

Multi-day walks to the double-decker bridges, staying in villages en route.

Khasi hosts

Homestays with families who maintain these forests.

Caves and falls

Limestone systems and monsoon-fed waterfalls with local guides.

Mawlynnong and beyond

Beyond the famous village, into valleys few travellers reach.

A possible shape

A sketch, not a package.

Every day below is a starting point. Your final itinerary is written after we talk.

  1. Days 1 – 2

    Shillong

    Markets, music and an easy introduction to the hills.

  2. Days 3 – 4

    Cherrapunji

    Descend to the root bridges and stay overnight below the clouds.

  3. Days 5 – 7

    East Khasi hills

    Caves, river pools and slow village days.

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