10 Unexplored Caves In India
Mawjymbuin Caves
Location: Shillong, Meghalaya.
Now if your urge to explore caves continues, then Mawjymbuin caves is another option in the state of Meghalaya. More than summer, it’s a great choice to visit Mawjymbuin in monsoon as it’s located in the wettest part of the Earth. The major attraction in these natural caves is a Shivalinga formed out of a giant stalagmite rock. This has increased the number of tourists to Mawjymbuin especially religious flocks. If you visit Mawjymbuin, then the tour also includes Don Bosco Museum, considered the biggest cultural museum of Asia. David Scott Trail, Wankhar Entomology Museum, Police Bazar, India Orchidarium, Botanical Garden, Gold Digital Cinema, Sweet Falls, Air Force Museum, Diengiei Peak and the Capt. Williamson Sangma State Museum falls are very near to the caves.
Gupt Godavari Caves
Location: Chitrakoot, Madhya Pradesh.
Known more for Ram and Laxman’s court in the cave during their exile period, here you come across twin natural caves, one narrow and one wide at the same time. River Godavari forms the underground stream to this cave and the water almost reaches upto your knees when you are in the narrower cave. While we leave on you to travel the rest of these exhilarating caves, here is a popular myth related to the cave. River Godavari is called Gupt Godavari(Hidden Godavari), here, because it’s believed that it changed its course from Nasik in order to get a darshan of Lord Rama.
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