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this cave has no natural appeal, its like man made.there is almost always bad smell of urine and lot of dust present
Admission 100r. A stairway leads underground to a shrine from which a tunnel leads to view Devi’s Falls from underground. The tunnel is hot, humid, and quite a squeeze in places so might not suitable for everyone. Flash photography will reveal some interesting rock strata.
The Gupha (cave) is adjacent to the Davis Fall. There is a Shiva linga in the middle which is naturally formed. If we walk down further there is a falls which is splendid to watch. Not to be missed
Across the road from the Davis Falls, lies this cave. As you enter and exit, you'll encounter a lot of shops selling handicrafts, souvenirs and local stuff. Be sure to haggle! There is a fee to enter this cave, You need to walk down some...More
Easy to go in and out because of the stairs - otherwise few people could see it. Well illuminated inside. Beautiful speleothems (stalactites and etc) and well maintained.
Pretty cool in the big chamber were you can see Devi's falls coming inside. The rest includes a sacred Hindu temple, lot's of stairs and scaffolding :/ don't need long there.
This is a scared Hindu site and also an underground long cave with interesting land formation . You can see Davis fall at the end of the cave. It’s dark and quite narrow. The air in there can be little stuffy but not unbearable.
Good place to visit but when we visited there the cave is extremely slippery due to reconstruction work. Keep your eyes on the roof and path because some times it’s become very narrow.
There's some construction work going-on, but still was worth the walk through the wet and somewhat dark caves to watch the waterfalls and pray to the God.
It was a nice experience to see the hidden waterfall and the cave. Although renovation was underway, we could enjoy the place.
