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Around Meghalaya in 4 days with Nitin Manore

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  • [Photo Feature]: Around Meghalaya in 4 days with Nitin Manore

    Day1 Pics: Trek to the Double Decker Living Root Bridge.

    About the Double Decker Living Root Bridge:Meghalaya villagers create 'living' bridges by training roots across a river | Mail Online

    Distance from Shillong: 55kms approx, 2 hours on a motorcycle.

    Location: Nongriat Village via Sohra (Cherrapunjee) and Tyrna Village.
    It takes about 1 hour to 1.5 hour to reach the bridge rom Tyrna Village and about 2hours to climb back through those 4000 approx concrete and non-concrete steps. One can easily get directions from the Villagers. It is advisable to carry your own lunch packets and water as well as there are no dhaba/hotels in and around the Bridge. However, we were lucky enough for a family prepared lunch for us in such a short notice on request as well as payment.




    Don't be misguided with the above pic which should actually be read as "Motorable - 1.63kms" and "Footpath - 3.00kms"









    The natural Swimming pool, bluish in colour as seen in the above pic.




















    Having some fun around the bridge.


    Mr. Misha, our friend and guide for the day, from Dhaka (Bangladesh)


















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    • #3
      Awesome.. Initially was freaked out reading 300kms walking..
      The root bridge looks magnificent & inviting


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        • #5
          I have a fantastic video of the same but it's too big in size so dunno if can be uploaded here

          @dan: you could have started a thread of all the 5-6 days instead of only one
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            Awesome,Mera number kab aayega
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            • #7
              Originally posted by beruoist View Post
              Awesome,Mera number kab aayega
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              • #8
                Great stuff.. those living bridges must have been an awesome experience.



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                • #9
                  Originally posted by rachitkohli View Post
                  Awesome.. Initially was freaked out reading 300kms walking..
                  The root bridge looks magnificent & inviting


                  Originally posted by darkknight View Post
                  @dan: you could have started a thread of all the 5-6 days instead of only one
                  I was waiting for the Mods to approve this first day first.... m uploading more, thanks buddy.

                  Originally posted by payeng View Post
                  Great stuff.. those living bridges must have been an awesome experience.
                  yes indeed it was and to climb the steps as well. Nitin (DK) ka to hawa nikal gaya tha

                  Here are some more of the pics... Day 2 and Day 3 to Mawsynram, Jakrem (natural hot water spring), Dawki (Indo-Bangla Border), Leshka Dam and Khliehriat (Jaintia Hills).


                  At Mawngap


                  Around Weiloi Village, on the way to Mawsynram, the wettest place on earth.




                  Nitin embracing the open road


                  At Dawki Bridge, posing before getting chased by a police guard.







                  Plains of Bangladesh.


                  Closer view of their activity.


                  oops!





                  Over to Bangladesh!




                  Trekking into the jungle of Leshka.












                  It was already dark when we reached the Leshka dam. somehow got some shots while on the bridge.


                  Donald a ease...


                  Band of night riders




                  Ahem! just the guitar and drum sticks are missing from the pic




                  At Joseph's residence in Khliehriat, Jaintia Hills.
                  Thankyou Joseph for the hospitality and homely welcome.


                  After a long day ride, what more can you ask for.... good company of biker friends, a peck, a laugh, a click and a bed





                  So thats for the 2nd and 3rd day set of pics.... final day4 coming up next Hope u enjoyed the clicks.

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                  Its never too late to Ride! So Ride on!
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                  • #10
                    Waiting for Day 4!

                    Do they allow you into Bangaldesh at Dawki?
                    Larger question - are you allowed to drive to Dacca in an Indian vehicle from Dawki or any of the border crossings in Meghalaya?

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by hvkumar View Post
                      Waiting for Day 4!

                      Do they allow you into Bangaldesh at Dawki?
                      Larger question - are you allowed to drive to Dacca in an Indian vehicle from Dawki or any of the border crossings in Meghalaya?
                      Yes buddy, they do allow one to enter into Bangladesh through Dawki but you would need a passport to do so. However, we cannot take a vehicle into Bangladesh from Dawki.

                      "The Trophies and Gifts are worthwhile assets, but meeting you all was an HONOUR"
                      Its never too late to Ride! So Ride on!
                      Hit the Road! And Feel the breeze!


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                      • #12
                        Nice pictures there. Sorry i could not join you all for the trip but managed to be with Nitin on the last day of the tour in Meghalaya.

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                        • #13
                          those are lovely pics JDan ... especially on the Leshka bridge .. i had such great fun ... thanks to Nitin ... sad i had to return back on the 4th day and could not join u guys ...

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