Salomi Limestone Cave

Salomi Limestone Cave is a natural limestone cave located near Salomi village in Kiphire district, Nagaland, close to the Indo-Myanmar border. Formed by limestone dissolution, it features stalactites, stalagmites and other karst formations. Relatively unexplored and off the conventional tourist circuit, it is noted for its geological interest and adventure appeal. The cave lies in a remote rural landscape surrounded by forested hills and is accessed with local guides.

Visitors can expect a natural limestone cave system in a remote forested setting near Salomi village. The interior contains stalactites, stalagmites and limestone formations, with dark, uneven and slippery surfaces. There is no developed lighting or paved pathways inside; exploration requires a torch and local guide. The surroundings are rural with hills and village landscape, and access involves road travel to Salomi followed by a short walk to the cave entrance.