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Mawjymbuin Cave

Mawjymbuin Caves are located at a distance of 56 km from Shillong. These are natural caves with many natural formations inside as well.
The major draw here is a giant stalagmite in the shape of a Shivlinga. What adds to the curiosity is the fact that this Shivlinga is constantly bathed in water issuing from a stalactite shaped like a cow's udder.
Pilgrims, geologists, nature lovers, adventure seekers as well as photographers visit the Mawjymbuin Caves, which is also known as Krem Mawjymbuin.
The Mawjymbuin Caves are located near one of the wettest parts of the earth Chirapunjee. Some other attractions located in the vicinity of the caves are Don Bosco Center for Indigenous Cultures, Mawlynnong waterfalls, All Saints Church, Elephant Falls, Mawphlang Sacred Forest, Laitlum Canyons, Butterfly Museum, Lady Hydari Park, Cathedral Catholic Church and Golf Links. You can also visit the David Scott Trail, Wankhar Entomology Museum, Police Bazar, India Orchidarium and Botanical Garden, Gold Digital Cinema, Sweet Falls, Air Force Museum, Diengiei Peak and the Capt. Williamson Sangma State Museum located nearby.
The Mawjymbuin Caves can be easily accessed from Shillong by bus and other local transportation. The best period to visit is just after monsoons.


Mawjymbuin Cave Entery






Mawjymbuin Cave Exit

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