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The living root bridge are known to exist in the north eastern Indian state of Meghalaya and Nagaland Some of them have also been located in Sumatra and Java province of Indonesia They are very less in number And they must be preserved well for they are true wonders In Meghalaya there is a double decker Living Root Bridge in Cherrapunji, And then there is a smaller living root bridge near the …
Pictures of Living Root Bridges in Meghalaya India
Meghalaya is famous for its living root bridges, a kind of suspension bridge made over rivers using intertwined roots of Ficus elastica trees planted on opposite banks of the river or hill slopes, These bridges can be seen around Cherrapunji, Nongtalang , Kudeng Rim …
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· 4, Ummunoi Root Bridge It is another one of the most popular and oldest living root bridges in Meghalaya, It is a single root bridge which is a three-kilometer one-way trek,
India’s Amazing Living Root Bridges Will Blow Your Mind
· Located in the deep dense tropical forests of the Indian State of Meghalaya these Living Root Bridges are a one of a kind native to North East India invented by the Khasi and Jaintia tribes of Meghalaya These unique Living Root Bridges are a form of tree shaping and are hand made by allowing the aerial roots of the Rubber tree to grow in a particular direction These Root Bridges can …
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Living Root Bridges of Meghalaya India with Map & Photos
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Living Root Bridges – Kaziranga National Park and Tiger
· The so-called “living bridges” or “root bridges” are indispensable for the local population The ‘double decker’ is the most famous living bridge in all of India Located in the village of Nongriat in the state of Meghalaya, it is a natural beauty that connects the community with the world and fuels sustainable tourism in a remote region of the country,
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· About halfway between Tyrna Village and the Nongriat Double Decker is Ritymmen Root Bridge which – at 30 metres long 98 feet – is one of the longest known living root bridges Nongthymmai Cherrapunji Meghalaya India Rangthylliang, a living root bridge over 50 m 165 ft long , © Anselmrogers / Wikimedia Commons,
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· The bridges stretch across rivers and ravines in India’s mountainous Meghalaya plateau connecting villages and allowing farmers to access their land, They’re all constructed — or cultivated
· A double-decker root bridge in Cheerapunji is one of the main attractions in Meghalaya The growing tourism in the region supports the local economy Photograph by …
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· Cherrapunji Living Root Bridges Meghalaya’s most famous root bridge the “double-decker” root bridge can be found in the vicinity of one of the wettest places on earth — Cherrapunji also known as Sohra There are 11 functional root bridges in this area situated about two and a half hours drive from Shillong
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India’s Amazing Living Root Bridges in Meghalaya
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