Robber's Cave

The 650-meter-long cave system contains narrow passages and underground streams flowing through limestone formations, creating multiple water channels within the structure.

During British colonial rule, the notorious bandit Mansingh used this natural formation as a concealed hideout after committing robberies in surrounding areas.

The cave, locally known as Gucchu Pani, holds significance in regional stories as a place where bandits stored their stolen treasures deep within its chambers.

Visitors need to wade through knee-deep water to explore the cave interior, making water-resistant footwear and appropriate clothing essential for the experience.

The cave maintains a constant flow of sulfurous water throughout the year, which local residents consider beneficial for treating various skin conditions.

GPS coordinates: 30.37590,78.06092

Latest update: May 27, 2025 10:04