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Meghalaya
Living root bridges, Asia’s wettest plateaus, and Khasi music culture turn Meghalaya into a waterfall-chasing, cave-exploring adventure.
Double-decker root bridges near Nongriat require steep descents—hire local guides and start early. November–April is drier for trekking; monsoon showcases falls at full power but complicates roads. Respect community-owned tourism fees. Guwahati airport is the main entry; night drives in fog demand caution. Try jadoh pork rice and smoky bamboo preparations.
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Living root bridges, Asia’s wettest plateaus, and Khasi music culture turn Meghalaya into a waterfall-chasing, cave-exploring adventure.
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