Living Root Bridges: The Ancient Art of Growing Architecture
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Living Root Bridges: The Ancient Art of Growing Architecture
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In one of the wettest regions on Earth Meghalaya, India a remarkable tradition thrives: bridges made not from steel or stone, but from the living roots of rubber fig trees. In this episode, I speak with Morningstar Khongthaw, founder of the Living Bridge Foundation, to learn how these extraordinary living structures are created, maintained, and passed down through generations. With over 130 bridges still standing some dating back 500 years Morningstar shares the cultural significance, ecological value, and the need to protect these natural marvels. We also dive into his personal journey, including the moment he saved a sacred tree destined to be chopped down.
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