India’s Living Root Bridges: Nature’s Incredible Architecture in Meghalaya!

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Thankyou for your introduce my culture

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Wan nice

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Wow, this is incredible 😮

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thank you sir.

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[@Censina24]

Thank you for the video and for showing people our beautiful Meghalaya. Last time I went there it was in 2019 I miss my Motherland very much.

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[@Mampuia123]

So happy to see that our northeast state still having those beautyfull place of nature with root bridge today's people are continuously cutting down trees.

[@Ozukovsky]

Lol that gujarati dance at the start has nothing to do with the culture of Meghalaya. People are very different, way of life is different, cuisine is different, language is different, folk art forms are different. Sadly only the North-Western part of India projects the image of india be it "indian cuisine", language, race, etc when in reality its vastly different across regions.

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[@marykharkongor1858]

Seriously? That dance does not belong to Meghalaya tribes. I wish you did your research first about our custumes, tradition before you post this. But thanks anyway. Proud to be a Meghalayan proud to be Northeasterner.