Robbers Cave

Young couples and fun-loving enthusiasts choose Robbers Cave as a picnic location. They are eight kilometres from the heart of Dehradun, close to Anarwala village. Visitors frequently appreciate the Cave's natural beauty and the refreshing streams of water.

Robber's Cave, also known as Guchhupani, is famous for its strange subterranean cold springs in certain areas. Folding pants allow one to walk into the chilly water and see little and enormous waterfalls. Exploring stunning natural rifts or tunnels with legs submerged in icy water is very romantic. 

The Cave was a popular summertime destination for travellers and kids seeking shade from the intense sun. Guchchu Pani is becoming one of the best places to visit in Dehradun. 

Robbers Cave, as the British called it, is famous as Gucchhu Pant in the area. The Cave is the British name for Guchhupani because it was thought that robbers used to hide there after robbing people. 

What is the story behind Robbers Cave Dehradun?

Robbers hide from the British in the Cave, which dates back to the late 1800s. The robbers found it most convenient to conceal here because of the Cave's local and natural characteristics. Robbers could hide in the maze-like caverns, where the place got called "Robber's Cave."

Is the Cave worth it?

You shouldn't miss this location if you enjoy the outdoors and the ocean. According to legend, thieves used this location as a hideout because it was hard for the police to find them there. It's a small canyon where water runs over stones and pebbles. Embark on a memorable adventure with Robber's Cave during the DEHRADUN TOUR PACKAGE.

Is Robber's Cave artificial?

Hand-dug and measuring 5,000 square feet, Cave is near Lincoln, Nebraska. German immigrants dug a tunnel through the soft Dakota Sandstone of a nearby shallow natural cave in the late 1800s.