The Pynursla region of Meghalaya is often overlooked by tourists because it lies between the more well-known destinations of Dawki and Mawlynnong, but this heavily forested area is crisscrossed with spectacular roads and steep slopes. It is located in East Khasi Hills and is approx. 53 km from Shillong by road.
The Mawkyrnot village is set in a primaeval forest and contains several root bridges that may be visited on a short pleasant excursion. Pynursla's beauty will astonish you. From the lush, humid jungles of the slopes, go to the plateau grasslands and appreciate the beautiful pine trees that dot the countryside at Langkawet, recognised for its tiny lakes. This is a wonderful spot for hiking, trekking, camping, culture, viewing living root bridges, and scenery.
The road from Mawlai (Shillong) to Pynursla is a scary and amazing journey, full of roller-coaster curves and sharp drops. Also along the way, check out the village of Langsynshai and its many root bridges.
Pynursla clearly has lots going for it! We're sure that you'll have a great time visiting this unique village in Meghalaya that makes for a great escape from the rest of the world.
Rangthylliang village in Pynursla is another good option for those looking to go on a jungle camping trip. Pynursla Falls, which is beautiful Wah Rymben Falls, maybe an interesting addition to your itinerary since it requires only a modest climb from Lapalang village.
The region of Pynursla, in addition to being the domain of living root bridges, is notable for its fruits and jungle products. If you go during the winter months, make sure you pick a bag of renowned oranges. It's guaranteed that you'll be impressed by the local beauty of Pynursla.