Arwah Cave

Sameer Choudhary 7 months ago

On the inside of the compound, there is restaurant, shops, pay and use toilets. Entry ticket is Rs. 100 per adults. The walk to the cave is amazing and extremely beautiful. You can hear birds chirping, watch a great view of the hills and underlying valley. At the time we went, it was covered by clouds. It's a different vibe walking through clouds. There are benches on the way and a park with benches, swing. During monsoon season you will be able to get a great view of waterfalls there. You can sit there and enjoy the view with your loved ones. The cave was formed due to erosion of limestones by the carbonic acid present in river over millions of years. Imprints of fossils of Gastropods are present on the wall. The floor is slippery at places, so be careful.

Ashish Sahu 5 months ago

Reached by 9am, so had to wait till 930am for it's opening. Road to arwah cave was not good on patches. However not the deterrent. Cave and it's near around view was awesome. It's was the same side in and out for this cave. Good view made up for time.

Sathyajith Puttaiah 5 months ago

Awrah Caves is a natural wonder that left me in absolute awe. Tucked away in a remote, pristine forest, these caves offer an unforgettable adventure for anyone seeking the marvels of nature. The cave formations are simply mesmerizing, with delicate stalactites and stalagmites that tell a story of thousands of years of geological wonder.

Once inside, you're treated to a surreal world of underground beauty.

The silence within the cave, broken only by the occasional drip of water, adds to the sense of wonder and tranquility. It's an experience that makes you appreciate the power and beauty of our planet.

In conclusion, Awrah Caves is a must-visit for those with an adventurous spirit and an appreciation for the wonders of the natural world. Be prepared for an immersive journey into the Earth's depths, where you'll witness some of the most remarkable geological formations imaginable.

Entry fee is 50rs per head. And forest entry fee is 10rs per head.

You have ample parking spaces available.

And there are hotels in the entrance from where you can grab some quick bite or coffee!

And don’t forget to check out the fossil remains!