
Nongbareh
“Discover the timeless tradition of crafting living root bridges in the scenic village of Nongbareh where nature and humanity exist in harmony, and the landscape itself shapes a rich cultural heritage.”
The Nongbareh living root bridge, which is located in the centre of the town, is recognised for its mesmerising beauty. This bridge has a double-span structure which bisects the Amayalee river and a road going to the river Umngot. This bridge is known for having a remarkable structure. It joins the banks of two rivers and provides an architectural elegance that is unique in its field. The bridge is an ancient one that is also said to be more than 100 years old. Another area below this settlement, known as Shmia Syntem, is another lovely sight that has attracted many tourists. It takes around an hour to descend to the riverbed and is located along the Umngot river pathways.

Nongbareh
Accessible by road from major cities like Shillong and Guwahati. From Cherrapunji, take a taxi to Tyrna village (30–45 minutes),
15 Kms
Located in the East Khasi Hills District, Meghalaya, Nongriat is approximately 15 km from Cherrapunji (Sohra).
It is advisable to arrange for a local guide or travel companion who is familiar with the route, terrain, and local language.



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