Luckily we went on a sunny day, so the rocks were not wet. It is a very tight squeeze in some places, would not recommend for older/claustrophobic people. Even young people should be extremely careful of slips and finding your footings, and watch your head. That being said, it was still a very novel experience to travel in such narrow pathways inside the cave. Would not recommend on rainy days.

Meghalaya is home to many caves and this one is most easily accessible and very well maintained and lit from inside. The caves are quite mesmerising and you have to crawl and climb at certain places to make your way through the caves. There are some really good picturesque spots as well. Your feet might get wet if you visit them during the monsoons. Entry fee is quite nominal which is 30 bucks.

Mawsmai Cave is unique and a Must visit. Though Meghalaya is Full of such caves and you have Many options to visit. But Mawsmai is Easily accessible , Not much of the Trekking is Involved. weather outside (lighting) will not affect your visit (Arwah was closed due to poor light when we visited). This was our first cave visit and we were mesmerized. Give it a early morning visit to avoid Crowd and spend good time here

I'm claustrophobic but I did the cave walk and it was worth it. It was raining, most of it had ankle-deep water, sometimes more but the sheer thrill and beauty of it. I'm glad I did it and so did my 8 year old daughter. My husband, me and her were the only ones inside and it was nothing short of a adventure. Must visit. It is clean, well-lit, they have constructed platforms at places to walk easily, and the photographs come out super.