Arwah-Lumshynna Cave Viewpoint

En route to Arwah cave you get the viewpoint & form there you have great view including a waterfall. Nice place & enjoy your walk.

Amazing place, very well maintained. Its like entering the belly of the mountain and entering a lost world. It may seem like a normal cave , however if you watch closely, you will realise that millions of years ago the place was under water and you can see the fossil remains of prehistoric sea creatures.

Entry fee for vehicles is ₹20/50 and ticket cost for the cave is ₹10/50.

We went through a trail covered in clouds. Thrilling experience. The cave shows that once upon a time it was submerged in water. One can see fossils inside the cave. Stairs are a little too steep for elderly people. It's recommended to wear comfortable shoe with good grip.

One of the most beautiful trails of North East. It is around 400m in length and hardly takes half an hour to complete but the mesmerising beauty of the walkway compelled us to stop multiple times in each nook & corner. We travelled during a foggy morning in the rainy season and it was indeed a lifetime experience!

This is such an amazing place to visit, and shows how beautiful and scenic Meghalaya is. The cave system is perhaps bigger than the one at Cherrapunji, and this place is accessible to tourists since the last few years. This spot itself is so mesmerising, and one can see the beauty of the cave system and also the surrounding areas. There are also few resorts around this area, so people can stay and explore the surrounding areas. Overall, it was such a good experience visiting this place, and it's recommended to everyone to visit this spot. Would love to be back here.

You have to do little trekking to reach the caves. The caves are superb and so fascinating. There are snakes too so be careful because it's a dense forest area.

The path towards the cave is very well made and easy to walk on. The caves are pretty cavernous with a stream of water flowing within. Definately worth a visit

Arwah cave is of Meghalaya’s most famous caves and is pretty accessible to regular visitors. Even the trails till the caves in photogenic, you can observe in the lit-up interiors, especially towards the end of the cave.

Arvah cave was the made for all age groups
You can take the tickets and walk around 1 km to reach the cave
The walk is easy and the road is good
Full of scenery and trees around
Paid toilets are available which are clean
Once u reach cave you need to walk in the cave

The cave has good height so no worry of air
Lights are provided in need you can use torch

Overall recommended for all age groups who come to meghalaya and do not have any trekking experience

If you want to get started with caving, this one's highly recommended. An easy trail with picturesque views of the hills. The path to the caves is well-marked. The caves are well-lit, but wearing anti skid footwear, is a good idea as it is damp and mossy because of accumulated water in certain points.

The main highlight of this cave is it's trail. There are two different trails to the entrance of the cave: a rugged one and a pleasant one. If you're fit and seek adventure, I highly recommend you explore the rugged trail. You can make your way to the parking lot via the pleasant trail and that way you won't miss either of them. The cave itself is a pretty basic one and most people won't face any difficulties exploring it.

Breathtaking view of waterfall and mountains. Really awesome 👌

Good caves to visit. Nicely maintained path with some of the hardly found Fossil. The entry ticket is Rs 20 with camera entry fee of Rs 50. You can find fossils of fishes, jelly and so many other things.

For cave lovers, this is a great spot to start with

It was a great experience. Enjoyed looking for and discovering the fossils of these ancient creatures

Excellent Cave. Easy to explore. From Entry Gate vehicle goes upto parking point. Thereafter we need to walk about 15 minutes to reach upto actual cave entrance. You may explore about 1km easily as lights are there. Thereafter you need torch without it you can't. Since this is limestone cave like all other such cave this cave also dripping inside. So take care of your Mobile & Camera. ☺👍

Greate experience family friendly place, visited in winter less water but good weather.

A must visit while at Meghalaya. Spend some time to see the fossils. A little difficult for children and elderly due to the pathway.

Nice spot
The water was spring water inside the caves towards the end ,it was drinkable

This place is too awesome and it's has a cave which is beautifully curves it's fantastic,,, you'll not regret visiting this place ....