Shared day trip · one vehicle daily
Double Decker Root Bridge Trek
Down to Nongriat and the double-decker living root bridge — about 3,500 steps each way. The hardest day of the five and the one people remember.
- Price
- ₹1200 / person
- Leaves
- 7:30 AM, Police Bazar
- Back by
- 8–9 PM
- Distance
- ~135 km
No Sunday departure. Tyrna and Nongriat villages restrict the trek on Sundays. We would rather not run than drive you to a closed gate.
The day, hour by hour
7:30 AM
Depart Police Bazar
9:30 AM
Tyrna village — trek begins
11:30 AM
Nongriat and the double-decker bridge
Time at the bridge and the natural pool below it
1:00 PM
Lunch at Nongriat
2:00 PM
Begin the climb back to Tyrna
8:30 PM
Back at Police Bazar
Included in the price
- Shared vehicle for the whole published route, with driver
- Fuel and driver allowance
- All parking charges
- All tolls
- Fixed 7:30 AM departure — no waiting for the cab to fill
Paid on the day
- Entry fees and viewpoint tickets
- Boating at Dawki, guide fees, life jackets
- All meals and refreshments
- Anything personal — tips, shopping, medical
Before you book
- About 3,500 steps down and the same back up, taking 5 to 6 hours in total. Not suitable for young children, anyone with knee trouble, or anyone who would rather not walk all day.
- Wear proper shoes and carry water. Sticks can be hired at Tyrna.
- Community fees and any guide you hire at the trailhead are paid there and are not part of the trip price.
Reserve your seat on this trip
One vehicle runs each day, so seats go. Tell us your date and how many of you are travelling — we confirm the seat and the pickup point before you pay anything.
Best for: Reasonably fit travellers who want the walk, not the car-park view.