Mawjymbuin Caves, Meghalaya

Natural cave and Shivling at Mawjymbuin, however no caring by state government. They are not allowing to do Puja or jalabhishek.

Visited in Aug/2022.

20rs per person entry fee.

Its a cave..bt under the cave a shiva linga creature is there..some locals also do puja and all..but un officially.

It may become Religious centre...if is develops in that way.

Water from roof on the linga..is pouring drop by drop.
Beautiful place though.
Was really foggy even in august month.
Do visit the place.

Not so great but the only thing to notice is the naturally formed shiv linga and an inverted spike vertically above the linga which continuously waters the linga.

It was good but u can't enter the caves.. small area where u will also get to see the milking stone..

You can witness a naturally formed linga with a dripping water at top.

The cost is 60 for entry. The place is present at a very far distance.

When we reached we were the only visitor in the whole mountain.

The cave is famous for the naturally formed 'shivalinga', which is made of stalagmite. Recently, the cave has been receiving hordes of tourists and pilgrims from across the country as pilgrims are paying their obeisance to Lord Shiva as part of the Kanwar Yatra or Bol Bam Yatra celebration. The stalagmite in the Mawjymbuin Cave resembles the 'shivalinga' of the Amarnath cave.

It's a natural made shivling place with natural water dripping on the shiv ling, also there is Nandi . It's all natural in the cave, there is also story of this place. Also u'll hear water stream moment, but even u'll try as much as possible, u won't able to find that stream. It's such a beautiful place.

It's unique and rare of its kind which it's not man-made but nature itself shaped it naturally into a form similar of Shivalinga... which is made of stalagmite. Recently, the cave was witnessing hordes of tourists and Hindu pilgrims across the country as pilgrims are paying their obeisance to Lord Shiva as part of the Kanwar Yatra or Bol Bam Yatra celebration but last year and this year due to Pandemic Covid-19 pilgrimage was cancelled...