Robber's Cave (Also known as Guchhupani)- A must visit Nature Attraction in Dehradun The narrow gorge is what lends the Robber's Cave its uniqueness, and between the thick greenery, the sheer cliffs and limestone walls rise a remarkable natural treasure of Dehradun. Located just about 8kms from the city center of Dehradun, Robber’s Cave or what is popularly known as Guchhupani in local parlance is a unique experience waiting for explorers. Major Attractions: Natural cave, flowing stream, limestone formationsTop Activities: Walk through the cave, stream trekking, photographyDuration: 2–3 HoursBest Time to Visit: March to June & September to NovemberThe reason why it has been able to capture the attention of tourists from across the globe is because of the peculiar way you can explore the 600m long cave as you wade through clear, shallow, pristine waters within. The narrow cave gives you an unusual but exhilarating experience to walk and experience the place with small waterfallscascading along the sides. The peculiar disappearance and reemergence of the stream as you walk on fascinates travelers. The name Robber’s Cave comes from the story that robbers in the British era would use the place as a hideout for their ill gotten booty. However today it has transformed into a popular picnic spot which sees a motley crowd ranging from families to couples, photographers and nature enthusiasts. The water of the cave remains naturally cold throughout the year, so during the summer months when Dehradun swelters, this cold and cool cave can be your solace while making it all the more popular for picnics and an excursion for photographers and trekkers alike. Changing room, seating area, food stalls are easily available at Robber's Cave. But remember to carry a change of clothes and water-proof shoes while visiting this attraction. Best to visit between October to June, when water level in the cave remains normal. During monsoons water level gets extremely high and it's not advisable to visit the cave.
