Exploring India's Meghalaya: Living bridges and magic rocks

Northeastern state is a hot spot for biodiversity and bushcraft

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In the northeastern Indian state of Meghalaya, intrepid trekkers can visit U Mawryngkhang rock, accessible via a bamboo skywalk. (All photos by Meenakshi J except where indicated)

MEENAKSHI J, Contributing writer

SHILLONG, India -- I froze. My heart skipped a beat, and my head spun wildly. It was as if my soul had left my body when I stepped onto a 150-meter bamboo skywalk perched on a mountain ridge. Dizzy, I glanced down at the steep valley below, where a river cut through like a cavernous scar. It seemed to beckon to me.

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