A Village Experience through Eri Silk and People

What makes this special?

Discover the art of slow living through handmade textiles, sustainable practices, and generational wisdom in the hills of Ri-Bhoi.

₹ 699.00 / per person

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Cancellation Policy

More than 48 hours before: 100% refund
Between 24 and 48 hours before: 50% refund
Less than 24 hours before: No refund
Special Circumstances: Full refund for provider/weather cancellations. Force majeure: refund or reschedule as applicable.

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Hours: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM

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Location

Umdohkha, RiBhoi

Description

This immersive textile and cultural experience offer a rare opportunity to explore the rich traditions of Eri silk weaving, natural dyeing, and eco-friendly village life. Visitors can witness the sustainable rearing of silkworms, learn about natural dyes made from local plants, and try their hand at traditional bamboo crafts under the guidance of skilled elders and artisans. The experience is more than just a workshop, it's a window into the slow, sustainable lifestyle of a vibrant, close-knit community. With heartfelt hospitality and hands-on cultural learning, this journey offers an unforgettable way to reconnect with nature and discover Meghalaya’s textile and craft heritage.

Amenities

• Washroom
• Welcoming home
• Parking space

Activities

• Bamboo craftsmanship
• Serene Eri silk
• Delightful indigenous cuisine

About Vendor

A talented and passionate handloom entrepreneur from Ri-Bhoi District, she specializes in weaving traditional Khasi textiles, using eco-friendly and sustainable Eri silk. Since 2015, she has been crafting high-quality, handcrafted Eri silk products at her home-based weaving unit, preserving traditional weaving techniques passed down through generations. Committed to promoting her craft, she plans to integrate tourism by offering visitors an authentic, hands-on experience of the silk weaving process, and sharing the rich cultural heritage of the Khasi community.