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Tourists at the Bouble decker living root bridge amid COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, in Nongriat village in Northeastern India state Meghalaya, on 19 April 2021. The living root bridges, created by the members of the Khasi tribe who have grown them from rubber trees, are native to the region. The double-decker root bridge, is the most famous one near Cherapunji

Date

Apr 18, 2021

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