Belum Caves is the second biggest collapse Indian subcontinent and the longest collapses fields of Indian Subcontinent, known for its stalactite and stalagmite developments. Belum Caves have long entries, open chambers, new water displays and siphons.

The holes achieve its most profound point (120 feet from passageway level) at the point known as Pataalaganga. Belum Caves gets its name from “Bilum” Sanskrit word for caverns. In Telugu dialect, it is called Belum Guhalu. Belum Caves has a length of 3229 meters, making it the second biggest characteristic collapses Indian Subcontinent.

This hole is made by constant underground stream of water washing the delicate limestone far from nearly harder layer. There are various chambers with different names. Pathways are made, electric light and cool air is orchestrated in the chambers. Don’t know why, they have made a superfluous simulated wellspring inside the hollow diverging from nature.

This is the second biggest collapse Indian subcontinent with a range of 3.5 km. There are more unexplored chambers in this hollow. The hole is renowned for its stalactite and stalagmite developments.

There are distinctive elaborate developments on the mass of fundamental chamber, made by statement of mineralized arrangement through years. Alongside the developments there are profound scratches and pit gaps noticeable on the cavern divider, made by the stream of water. After the fundamental chamber there is the Dhyan Mandir, a corridor with single passage and way out. The aide let us know that the Buddhist ministers used to utilize this spot for contemplation in 100% dampness. Before Dhyan Mandir, there is a stalagmite development, looks like Shiva Linga.

It has a thin section towards Patal Ganga, the most profound point in the hole. There is a high risk of automobile overload on the off chance that somebody coming up from inverse way and that will be terrible considering the moistness and absence of air. So when we heard a gathering originating from inverse side we took a red sign close to a similarly wide space. What’s more, It has a magnificent perspective of this arrangement there.

The well known Banyan Tree development is molded like Banyan Tree and a section arrangement as the storage compartment and a large number of stalactite developments as branches made this banyan tree arrangement. We took a rest under the tree and after that returned through the same path back.

Different Attractions

• Nallamala woods
• Belum Caves
• Srisailam
• Ketavaram
• Ahobilam
• Mahanandi
• Tadipathri Temples

Settlement

Andhra Pradesh Tourism Operates Punnami Hotel in the region of Belum Caves. The settlement offered is a 32-bed residence, which is agreeable and clean. There is likewise an eatery and a little shop worked by Andhra Pradesh Tourism at the passage to Belum Caves. One can discover convenience at Tadipatri (30 km) and Banganpalli (20 km), the closest towns to Belum Caves. Kurnool (106 km) and Anantapur (85 km) are different spots, which have great inns.

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