“Descend into the depths of South Asia’s longest cave and explore Krem Lait Prah, a subterranean wonder hidden with the awe-inspiring 'Aircraft Hangar,' a colossal natural chamber carved over millennia. It’s more than a geological marvel; it's a gateway into a mysterious, untouched world beneath the hills.”

Hidden deep in the mystical landscape of the East Jaintia Hills in Meghalaya lies Krem Lait Prah, a subterranean marvel and the longest natural cave in South Asia. Stretching over 34 km, this extraordinary cave is a dream destination for adventurers, geologists, and cave explorers alike.Krem Lait Prah is renowned for its enormous trunk passage, aptly nicknamed the 'Aircraft Hangar' — a colossal tunnel so vast it evokes the grandeur of man-made hangars, yet sculpted entirely by nature over millions of years.Inside, the cave system is a labyrinth of winding corridors, towering chambers, and surreal rock formations, carved through limestone by the persistent flow of underground rivers. It forms part of the vast network of caves in the Shnongrim Ridge area, many of which remain unexplored, adding an air of mystery and wonder.Krem Lait Prah isn’t just a geological wonder — it’s a gateway into Meghalaya’s underground world, offering a rare glimpse into one of the most unique and untouched environments on Earth..