Robber's Cave (Guchhupani)

Located in Dehradun, Robber's Cave (locally known as Guchhupani) is a fascinating natural formation. It is a river cave formation where a stream of water flows through a narrow, dark gorge formed by conglomerate limestone rocks.

Visitors can walk through the stream inside the cave, with water reaching up to their knees. The walls of the cave rise high on both sides, creating a cool, dark tunnel. Sunlight filters through cracks in the roof, creating dramatic lighting.

At the end of the cave, there is a waterfall. It is believed that robbers used to hide their loot here in British times, hence the name. The experience of walking in the cold water in the semi-darkness is adventurous and fun.

It is a popular picnic spot. Outside the cave, there are expansive seating areas and food stalls serving the famous 'Pahadi Maggi'.

It is unique geological feature that offers a cool respite in the summer heat.

Splashing through Guchhupani is a must-do when in Dehradun.