Belum Caves

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Belum Caves is one of the largest and longest cave systems in India, known for its extensive underground passages, unique limestone formations, and historical Buddhist relics.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cave system
karst cave
tourist attraction
access road connectivity from nearby towns
category Caves of Andhra Pradesh
Limestone caves
Tourist attractions in Nandyal district
climate humid interior
country India
discoveredBy local villagers
exploredBy German speleologists
geologicalFormation limestone
governingBody Government of Andhra Pradesh NERFINISHED
hasEntrance man-made entrance with steps
hasFeature pit caves
rock formations resembling sculptures
underground water passages
hasLighting artificial illumination for tourists
hasNearbyMonument large Buddha statue near entrance
hasSection Dhyan Mandir NERFINISHED
Kotilingalu Chamber NERFINISHED
Meditation Hall
Patalaganga NERFINISHED
Saptasvarala Guha NERFINISHED
hasWalkways constructed pathways for visitors
heritageStatus protected site
knownFor Buddhist relics
large caverns
long underground passages
sinkholes
speleothems
stalactite formations
stalagmite formations
length more than 3 kilometers explored
locatedIn Andhra Pradesh
Nandyal district NERFINISHED
near Belum Village NERFINISHED
Gandikota NERFINISHED
Kolimigundla Mandal NERFINISHED
ranking one of the longest caves in India
second longest cave system in the Indian subcontinent
stateProtectedMonumentOf Andhra Pradesh NERFINISHED
temperature relatively constant throughout the year
tourismActivity guided tours
sightseeing
touristDevelopment Andhra Pradesh Tourism Development Corporation NERFINISHED
usedInPastBy Buddhist monks
Jain monks NERFINISHED

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Nandyal district contains Belum Caves
Kurnool hasNotableNearbySite Belum Caves