It is not possible to do club root bridge trek with Dawki & Krangsuri, both due to distance between them and also the level of physical activity required at these places, specifically for Root Bridge Trek. You have to choose between these 2; either Dawki with Krangsuri OR Root Bridge Trek.

Closest is through Nowhet village. You can park your car and then walk down to the Living Root Bridges. Even though it is shorter, it is slightly tiring due to stairs. But one can take longer and walk at a slow pace to avoid fatigue.

Hiiiiiiiii Honest me we did not count the steps, though, the journey down was utterly pleasant and comfortable. I am 60 years and my wife 55 but we did not feel any fatigue. Reached. Relaxed.Enjoyed. And came back. Safe. Comfortable and Relaxed. So if you want to enjoy just go and enjoy. Lovely is the way and place.

Not much difficulty you can hire taxi from Shillong they charged 2000/- for complete package including other 4 attraction places

November gets a bit cold at Mawlynnong - depending on your level of discomfort, that is if you are able to climb a regular house' stairways then you will be able to do this as well. You may take as many rests as possible if feeling more discomfort. But it remains one of the most easily accessible root bridges in Meghalaya

I have visited this place during the end of September and had good weather condition. August means it is monsoon and has chance for heavy raining. Since the path towards the root bridge is not systematically prepared, since the path may become slippery due to rain, there may be a bit of risky factor especially for the aged people. However, it is the will force that may help you to conquer the odds.

Hi Margaret, First of all, there are two popular places in Mehgalaya where you can witness the Living Root Bridges. One is, as everyone has indicated on this forum, in Maylynnong and is the relatively easier one to access and the other is the Double Decker Living Roots Bridges which is in Cherrapunjee aka Sohra. Since you have said that you are visiting Cherrapunjee, I am assuming you are talking about visiting the Double Decker bridges since it is the nearer one. But it is not at all easy to trek because it involves walking down 3500 steps that are steep all the way and back. To make this journey it takes roughly 3 hours each side depending on your fitness. So, if you plan to rule this out then try and make it to the one in Mawlynnong as everyone has recommended, it's worth a visit and not that difficult to reach. Hope you found this info useful. Thanks, Kiran

The best time to visit root bridge is from Nov to Feb. It is sixty km from Shillong the Capital of Meghalaya. The closest accommodation is available at Shillong.