» Living Root Bridge, Ummunnoi.

» Living Root Bridge, Umunnoi.

» Living Root Bridge, Ummunnoi, during peak rainy season.

» Living Root Bridge, when Ummunnoi is in spate.

» Living Root Bridge, when Ummunnoi is in spate.

» Discover the Living Root Bridge when it is pouring down.

» Water under Living Root Bridge, Ummunnoi.

» Living Root Bridge, Ummunnoi in dry season.

» Roland & Barbara Bergman, Shepherdstown, WV, USA on Living Root Bridge.

» Bansal & Arun Roy on Living Root Bridge, Ummunnoi.

» Living Root Bridge, Ummunnoi in dry season.

» Martin Kramolis, Prague on Living Root Bridge, Ummunnoi.

» Living Root Bridge, Ummunnoi during dry season.

» Double Decker Root Bridge, Nongriat.

» Double Decker Root Bridge, Nongriat.

» Our French Guests on Double Decker Root Bridge on a rainy day.

» Guests from Kenya on Double Decker Root Bridge.

» Double Decker Root Bridge in dry season.

» Double Decker Root Bridge in dry season.

» Double Decker Root Bridge can carry over 50 people at a time.

» Living Root Bridges are marvellous bio-engineering wonders.

» Village people use these bridges everyday. Living Root Bridges grow in strength day by day.

» War Khasi people have been using this bio-engineering concept to build bridges for many centuries.

» Culvert Bridge, Nongriat en route to the village.

» Culvert Bridge, Nongriat.

» Culvert Bridge, Nongriat.

» Longest Root Bridge discovered around here at Ritymmen, Nongthymmai.

» Living Root Bridge, Ritymmen, Nongthymmai.

» Living Root Bridge, Ritymmen, Nongthymmai. Photo by Jonathan Royer-Adnat, France.

» Living Root Bridge, Ritymmen, Nongthymmai. Photo by Jonathan Royer-Adnat, France.

» Jonathan Royer-Adnat on Living Root Bridge, Ritymmen, Nongthymmai.

» Living Root Bridge on River Simtung.

» Living Root Bridge on River Simtung. Three Root Bridges were used to cross a large fast flowing river. The middle bridge is now unusable.

» Ladder Root Bridge is the third bridge in a series of three root bridges across River Simtung.

» Dr.Naing, Myanmar (Burma) on Simtung Bridge.

» Hybrid Bridge, Mawsaw. The Wire Rope Bridge which replaced an earlier Root Bridge is being strengthened by roots woven around the wire ropes.

» A small Root Bridge at Mawsaw.

» Small Root Bridge, Mawsaw with Hybrid Bridge in the background.

» Small Root Bridge, Mawsaw as daylight is fading.

» Small Root Bridge at Mawsaw, with Hybrid Bridge in the background.

» Ladder Root Bridge, Simtung is the third bridge in a series of three root bridges used to cross fast flowing River Simtung.

» Lower portion of Ladder Root Bridge, Simtung.