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Meghalaya, India
One of the wettest places on Earth, known for waterfalls and living root bridges.
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Double-decker root bridge, Nongriat, Sohra (Cherrapunji), Meghalaya
The path from Tyrna to the double-decker root bridge at Nongriat is a long staircase into the valley, with thousands of uneven steps and some suspension bridges. Going down is the easy half.
The lesson
Start early, take your time, and save energy for the climb back.
Nohkalikai Falls viewpoint, Sohra (Cherrapunji), Meghalaya
Sohra gets heavy rain for much of the year, and fog can hide the waterfalls for hours. Clear viewpoints are a matter of luck and patience.
The lesson
Carry a good rain jacket, quick-dry shoes and a flexible plan.
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The trek to the double-decker root bridge involves thousands of uneven steps, so staying overnight in the village makes the journey much more manageable.
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A RegretMap travel note suggests carrying a quality rain jacket and quick-dry footwear, as heavy rain and fog can obscure views at any time of year.
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Summarised from travellers' stories and RegretMap travel notes — not verified facts or current advice. Generated Oct 14, 2026.