Belum Caves - Tourist attraction in Kolimigundla - Kurnool, India

This is a natural cave and opened for the public in 2003. Before going to this cave: must carry an adequate water bottle. in the cave there is a lot of humidity so wear some light clothes and also for footwear, must have anti skid like shoes as there is some slippery clay like miss are present in the track. there is a very small waterfall present in the cave. Must visit Car parking charges 20/- Adult charges: 70/- per person It will take a minimum of 1 1/2 hr to explore all the paths in the caves. There is marking of all the directions as IN or OUT.

It's a 1 hour spend at this place. Be ready to walk a lot. It has many tunnels and the out is marked clearly so you won't get lost. It's hot inside, but luckily they've air vents inside that helps with the heat.

Very beautiful place to visit. It's a naturally formed cave. Need a lot of energy to cover the whole cave. May be a bit difficult for kids and elders. They have put some artificial air vents so that we don't suffocate. There are no much options for food near this place. So plan accordingly.

Beautiful caves, not very famous because of the location and approachability. It's worth visiting, takes approximately 1.5 to 2 hours for visiting the entire stretch. It's very suffocating and humid inside the cabes, so not recommended for people with health related issues like Asthma, heart diseases etc and obese people. No snacks are allowed inside the caves, but can carry water bottles. Visiting hours are from 1000 am to 0500 pm.

Second largest caves of India. A must show place for children. Here the caves are found underground. were formed over the course of tens of thousands of years by the constant flow of underground water from the river Chitravathi ( now the river is disappeared)The cave system reaches its deepest point (46 m (151 ft) from entrance level) at the point known as Pataalaganga. Here we can see both stalactite and stalacmites which are formed naturally inside the caves.

We traveled to Belum caves on a Saturday afternoon. The place does get a lot of tourists as it was quite busy Saturday. The ticket is priced at Rs70 adults and Rs50 kids. They were surprisingly only accepting cash payment which is quite inconvenient, they should start card payments/UPI. The caves are well maintained, have good air ventilation, well placed signs to follow. I wish the AP government authorities would keep dustbins inside the caves as people do carry water bottles and tend to throw them randomly. Do carry water bottles if possible it can can get quite humid and sweaty inside. Belum caves are 3229m long and are the second largest natural caves in Indian subcontinent. Definitely recommend visiting it. Improvement- * Even though it's mentioned Staircase is damaged people were still climbing on it. Please do fix the staircase as it's not safe. *Washrooms are are in a pitiable state! Requesting the authorities to take action and upgrade the facilities. *Beautification of the overall place can be done too. *Besides the caves the place was looking quite dull and make it more scenic with plants and good facilities. * need good restaurants facilities also

A must visited place. It is nothing but a golden underground world for me. It was simply an unforgettable experience which I will never forget in my entire life. Easy to locate and the entrance fee was really cheap. It is kind of difficult to stay at there for a long time because you feel somewhat humid and sweaty.

Belum caves are the rarest discovered marvels of our country. They are the second largest in India. With more than 6+ cave junctions and a small waterfall. Overall it's an amazing caving experience at Belum caves. Wear comfortable clothes which covers your elbows and knees and footwear with good grip as there is some slushy paths inside. Do not carry bags or any luggage inside, water bottles are essential. Please keep the place clean and do not litter. It's a wonderful experience.