North East
outdoors
The Double Decker Living Root Bridge in Nongriat village, Meghalaya, is one of India’s most fascinating natural wonders. Formed by intertwining the roots of ancient rubber trees, this two-tiered bridge is a stunning example of bioengineering created by the indigenous Khasi tribe.
The roots are carefully guided over decades to form strong, living pathways that can withstand heavy rains and floods, making it a true masterpiece of nature and human harmony. Often featured in Meghalaya and North East India tour packages, the Double Decker Living Root Bridge attracts trekkers, nature lovers, and photographers from across the world.
The entry fee for the Double Decker Living Root Bridge is approximately ₹50 per adult, with an additional charge for cameras. Some sources also mention a ₹20 fee per person, so it's best to be prepared for variations and an extra fee for professional cameras.
Day Wise Timings
Maps & Location
7M2C+GQ5, Nongriat, Meghalaya 793108
Essential Information
Follow Us On
Point of Interest for Double Decker Living Root Bridge
Trek to Nongriat
The adventurous trail leading to the Double Decker Bridge is filled with waterfalls, suspension bridges, and lush greenery.
Rainbow Falls
A short hike beyond the Double Decker Bridge leads to this stunning turquoise waterfall, perfect for a refreshing dip.
Living Root Architecture
Observe how Khasi villagers train the roots over decades to create bridges that last centuries without modern tools.
The Double Decker Living Root Bridge is located in Nongriat village, near Cherrapunjee (Sohra) in Meghalaya, about 60 km from Shillong.
Trusted by 1,00,000+ travellers
Dedicated experts to plan your trips
Secure bookings, clear cancellations
10,000+ unique trips to choose from
4.6
Ishita Sood
Reviewed: Aug 02, 2025Raj Malhotra
Reviewed: Aug 02, 2025
