Garden of Caves is located in Cherrapunji in a place called Sohra. The goverment should be credited for developing this spot into a gorgeous exhibition all the natural marvels that Meghalaya has on offer. There are a total of seven or eight spots each bearing a traditional name. The spots range from waterfalls to jet streams to hangng rocks. A heart shaped relief and foetus shaped etch add to the myth effect. The Garden is hidden in a remote corner of Cherrapunji and is generally overlooked by many tourists which consider it as just another water body. However, the Garden is aesthetically assembled with ample diversity. It is a photographers delight allowing one to get up, close and personal with nature's bounty. At 100 rupees per head it is a strongly recommended must visit place.

This is a must visit nature's gem when you visit Cheerapunji. We visited this place during the first week of October 2021 and as the state was opening up for fully vaccinated tourists. We had a great time exploring the beautiful cascading waterfalls and caves inside. There was hardly anyone else inside so literally had the whole place for ourself and had a time of our life sitting peacefully inside gazing at nature's beauty. There are also many helpful guides inside to help you explore this place at leisure. Overall an underrated place but please put this place in your bucket list when you visit Meghalaya 😀

The Garden of Caves in Sohra is this fantastic trail that leads you through a landscape of green forest, small open caves, springs, waterfalls & streams. I didn’t exactly expect so much in one area. The place is well kept and clean. The tickets are minimally priced with volunteers guiding you from various points at the trail making it your own unique experience rather than the space being shown as a guided tour. The stone paths and stairways are well laid out and caves lit. There’s a clean washroom toward the end of the trail and the entrance has a wash basin and had sanitiser. I was impressed and shall look forward to visiting this stunning nature trail again. P.S: Wear Walking Shoes, Carry water, a wind sheeter or an umbrella.