Umlawan Cave
Lumshnong, Meghalaya, India
A long connected cave system near Lumshnong in the Jaintia Hills, with river passages, chambers and rich formations for adventurous cavers.
Why visit: An impressive, less-visited cave system for caving enthusiasts.
- ›River-cave passages
- ›Large chambers
- ›Formations
- ›Guided caving
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Best time
Nov–Mar
Entry fee
Guide fee
Est. budget
₹500–1,500
Duration
Half–full day
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