
Ummunoi Root Bridge
Laitkynsew, Meghalaya, India
One of the oldest known living root bridges, near Nongriat, spanning a clear stream in a quiet jungle gorge.
Why visit: An ancient, less-crowded root bridge for those seeking solitude.
- ›Ancient root bridge
- ›Stream crossing
- ›Jungle trail
- ›Village life
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Best time
Oct–Apr
Entry fee
₹20–50 + guide
Est. budget
₹400–1,000
Duration
Half–full day
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