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Caving Adventures in Meghalaya – Siju, Arwah & Liat Prah

Caving Adventures in Meghalaya

Siju, Arwah, and Liat Prah

Meghalaya hides an underground world as fascinating as its rolling hills. Explore some of the most spectacular cave systems in Northeast India, from mystical rivers to fossil-studded walls.

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Highlights of Caving in Meghalaya

  • - Explore Asia’s longest cave at Liat Prah.
  • - Discover ancient fossils at Arwah Cave.
  • - Experience mystical underground rivers in Siju Cave.
  • - A rare blend of adventure, culture, and natural beauty.
A view of the Siju Cave interior with dramatic rock formations

Siju Cave – The Cave of Bats

Located in South Garo Hills, Siju Cave is among the most famous natural limestone caves in Meghalaya. Also called the “Bat Cave”, it is known for its colonies of bats and incredible limestone formations. Exploration is a thrilling experience with underground rivers flowing through its chambers.

A person exploring Arwah Cave, with intricate rock formations and fossils

Arwah Cave – Fossils and Natural Art

Situated near Cherrapunji, Arwah Cave is a treasure trove for history and geology enthusiasts. It is famous for its limestone walls embedded with fossils from millions of years ago. With its intricate formations and walkways, it's a magical and accessible experience for even first-time visitors.

Liat Prah – The Longest Cave in India

For serious adventure seekers, Liat Prah Cave is the crown jewel of Meghalaya’s underground world. As the longest cave in India, it features enormous passages like the "Airplane Hangar" and thrilling tunnels, best explored with expert guides.

A person standing in the vast chamber of Liat Prah Cave, showcasing its immense size An underground river flowing through a cave chamber, lit by a headlamp Caving gear, including a helmet with a headlamp and sturdy shoes, ready for an adventure

FAQs – Caving Adventures in Meghalaya

1. Do I need prior caving experience?

Arwah Cave is beginner-friendly, but advanced caves like Liat Prah are best for experienced cavers with guides.

2. What is the best time to go caving?

The ideal time is from November to April, when weather conditions are stable and caves are easier to access.

3. Is caving safe for families with children?

Arwah Cave is relatively safe for families, but deeper caves like Siju and Liat Prah are recommended for adults with proper fitness levels.

4. What should I carry for a caving trip?

Essential items include comfortable shoes, a flashlight or headlamp, drinking water, and a camera to capture the beauty inside.

Unlock the Mysteries Beneath the Clouds

Caving in Meghalaya is about discovering a hidden world shaped over millions of years. Whether you’re a first-time explorer or a seasoned adventurer, Meghalaya’s caves promise memories that last a lifetime. Plan your caving adventure today and step into this underground wonderland.

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