Wah Myor: Explore Meghalaya’s Hidden Trekking Gem

Ever heard of Wah Myor? No? Well, that's exactly why you have to go! Hidden in a quiet little village called Mawshuit, Wah Myor is home to the highest living root bridge in India — standing tall over a crystal-clear river that looks like a dream. So, when you're picking your Meghalaya tour packages, make sure you sneak this gem into your itinerary!

The hike to get there isn’t a cakewalk (around 1.5 hours to reach, and 2 hours to crawl back if you get lazy like me). It's a bit steep, sure, but honestly, the views will distract you so much, you won’t even realise how far you've come. Plus, no crowds, no noise — just you, the sound of water, and nature showing off a little.

If you're looking for that offbeat Meghalaya flex that even your most "travelled" friends haven't seen yet — Wah Myor is it.

About Wah Myor

Tucked away in the peaceful village of Mawshuit, Wah Myor is one of the hidden gems in Meghalaya. It proudly holds the title of the highest living root bridge in India, standing gracefully over the crystal-clear waters of the Wah Myor River. Unlike the popular double-decker bridges that attract big crowds, Wah Myor offers pure, untouched beauty — just you, nature, and the sound of flowing water.

Built naturally over generations, this living root bridge is not just a marvel of nature but also a tribute to the patience and skill of the Khasi people. If you’re looking for an offbeat adventure in Meghalaya, Wah Myor is your hidden paradise!