ಇಷ್ಟು ದೊಡ್ಡ underground world in India! 😨 | Mystery Belum Cave | 100 Days prayana Day 43
📍 Day ___ | Belum Caves – India’s Deepest Underground Mystery Revealed! | 100 Days Prayana Series 🔥
Welcome back to my 100 Days Prayana Series, where I explore the most unique and untouched places across India!
In today’s episode, join me as I travel into the heart of Belum Caves, one of the most astonishing natural wonders of India.
Belum Caves is not just a cave…
It is a 3.5 km long underground world, carved by nature over millions of years using flowing water, pressure, and limestone erosion. These caves are believed to be formed during the Pleistocene era, making them older than many civilizations!
🌌 What makes Belum Caves special?
🔸 India’s longest cave system open to the public
🔸 Dark, narrow, twisting passages that feel like entering another dimension
🔸 Huge chambers like the Simhadwaram, Kotilingalu Hall & Saptasvarala Guha
🔸 Rare formations like stalactites, stalagmites, pillars & curtain-like drapes
🔸 150+ million years of natural history hidden inside
🔸 A natural underground stream called Pathala Ganga
🔸 A divine Shivalinga where water naturally drips 24/7 — untouched, pure and mystical 🙏
Walking inside feels like exploring a place untouched by time—silent, dark, echoing, and full of ancient energy.
🔥 What you will see in this video:
✔️ REAL underground exploration with raw sounds & ambience
✔️ Unknown chambers only a few travellers visit
✔️ The story behind Pathala Ganga and its significance
✔️ How Belum Caves were rediscovered and cleaned
✔️ My personal experience walking through narrow passages
✔️ The science behind limestone formations
✔️ The history of Buddhist monks who lived here centuries ago
✔️ Stunning visuals of natural rock formations
✔️ My journey from entrance to the deepest accessible chamber
I also share rare facts such as:
The caves maintain a naturally cool temperature
Some chambers have perfect natural acoustics
Ancient relics from Buddhist monks were found here
Local legends and myths connected to the caves
🌏 Story Behind Belum Caves
Belum Caves were known for centuries but officially explored only in 1980 by a German expedition team. Later, Andhra Pradesh Tourism restored, cleaned, and opened them to the public — making it one of India’s most scientifically important cave systems.
The deeper you go, the more mysterious it becomes:
Echoing chambers, sudden temperature drops, and rock formations shaped like animals, gods, and natural sculptures.
🎒 Part of my 100 Days Prayana Series
In this 100-day journey, I am travelling across India — discovering hidden beauty, ancient history, unknown villages, forests, temples, caves, beaches, and adventure spots.
Belum Caves easily stands among the top 5 most unique experiences of the entire trip.
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