Meghalaya Adventure

Meghalaya, being one of the most beautiful hill states of India, is very suitable for a lot of adventure activities like caving, trekking, boating, camping, biking and golfing.

Caving in Meghalaya
The deepest and longest caves of South Asia are located on the hills of Khasi Hills in Meghalaya. Some very large caves with beautiful formations are well mapped and located nearby each other. Caves are located in almost all the districts of the state that add to the abundance of natural beauty of Meghalaya. This state probably has more caving potential than any other state in India. These caves are mainly stalactite and stalagmite caves of various formations and are truly nature's gift. Siju, Mawsmai, Mawsynram, Syndai are the few caves in Meghalaya. Every year expert cavers from all

Trekking in Meghalaya
The beautiful hill slopes in Meghalaya are ideal for trekking. The trekking potential in Meghalaya is unique, as the terrain here is rugged like in Himalayan areas and is also not snowbound. The trekking between villages of colourful tribes is also very interesting in Meghalaya.

Golfing in Meghalaya
Meghalaya is also an ideal location for golf. The site where the Shillong Golf Course is located, provides a scenic view. This golf course was developed in 1898, as a 9 holes course, and later converted to 18 holes in 1924, by Capt. Jackson and C.K Rhodes. It is the third oldest golf course in India and was first surveyed in 1933. Since then, no major modification been carried out over it. The location and setting on this course are amongst the best found in the country. Shillong Golf Course is known as the "Gleneagle of the East" at the United States Golf Association Library and Museum. This museum, which happens to be the largest of its kind in the world, exhibits the only piece on display from India as that of the Shillong Golf Course.