This is the biggest cave in India. It is very well maintained, there are spots which are also 2 floors above in cave itself. It is nice cool place, many limestone formations. Cleanliness is maintained. Good lighting is done throughout the cave. It is slippery at places due to water seepage but that is natural and no one can do anything about it. Carry enough water inside. Also make use of dustbins kept inside to throw your litter. Outside the cave there are lots of shops selling souvenirs, eatables but there are lot of monkeys as well. If you take something to eat, ensure you eat at shop itself. Just 100 metres before the cave there are small restaurants serving good food, both veg and non veg. Bamboo chicken being the specialty here. They serve authentic bamboo chicken. Borra caves are closed for entry from 1 pm to 2 pm, but if you are inside cave before 1 pm you can continue to stay inside

Visiting Borra Caves is a great experience for everyone. The texture of solid rocks will surprise you. Another attraction is lighting.

An amazing cave, definitely visit if you come to Vizag. This cave will be on the way to Araku Valley. Inside the cave you will also find a Shiva temple which is amazing. If you want to buy something for your loved ones, you will also find the local market. Coffee is available here at low cost and can be bought if needed. I have attached some pictures below.

Avoid if you are scared of depth or caves. Otherwise, enjoy the colorful cave and the dripping water(be careful, due to the dripping water, sometimes the stairs are wet and slippery). Anyways it's beautiful and the river beside is a beautiful view as well. You can find many roadside crafts vendors, may be you can consider a little souvenir. Enjoy your trip.

Entry only you will get lots of Food options. Flooded with Bamboo Biryani & Chicken Sheekh Kebabs in every Stalls. The place is too crowded and one needs to have good stamina to go down deep into the Caves via stairs & return back. Lots of walking required. Please carry water bottles. Children should be taken proper care of by their parents inside the cave. Too much time consuming also so one has to have enough time to visit this place. Note : Elderly people & people with walking issues, please avoid visiting this place. Better check my pictures which are given in detail for better understanding of the place. Parking is also an issue unless n until someone knows the place very well. Please beware of Monkeys 🙀 and try to not involve with them. Stalls have good options for Coconut 🥥 water. Plus lots of Restaurants are also available in 1 km range for Breakfast & Lunch options. So overall it's a one day trip and if you are with friends then it's the best place to go for fun & enjoyment 👍

It was one of my first experience going inside a cave. It was pretty good. It has proper lighting and has been cleaned recently so there is no garbage or anything inside. It was quite cool inside and you could see the patterns formed on rocks due to constant dripping of water on them. Would love to visit again. Do ensure that you wear proper footwear as the inside area is totally wet and slippery...........!!!Would love to visit again. Do ensure that you wear proper footwear as the inside area is totally wet and slippery...........!!!

Nice neat place… with a lot of colourful lights inside the cave You can spend around 1hr inside the cave there will be slippery surface so chose your footwear accordingly Entry fee is 50 for adult and be aware of monkeys

Beautiful natural cave. Must visit for adventure lovers and trekkers. Spiritual people also can find peace here. I loved it the most in my Vizag trip.

Huge caves beautifully maintained by colourful artificial lights. There are stalls outside selling various bamboo products, earrings, home decor items etc.

This place is super awesome and must visit if you are in Andhra Pradesh. Lightning system and illumination was inaugurated by Dr. Mrs J Geeta Reddy, Hon Minister for Tourism in 1992 which is amazing and makes it one of the largest cave in the country at an elevation of 705 m. It's really worth of money.

Huge cave. Should visit there with family. Recommended taking a flashlight because the lighting there is poor. Also you have to walk a lot so, better geared up.

So, in the afternoon, went to this beautiful. Firstly, in my mind I have a perception that it will be a normal cave. "But", when I visited this place, I was shocked by the beauty of this place. It's about 1300 m deep from the ground level. The place was just so beautiful & elegant. Inside, the cave there is a small & a beautiful temple, where you have to climb some stairs. Also, the lightings there are so catchy. (⭐out of 5) Cleanliness- ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ Place-⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ Recommended-⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ Food Availability- Yes Yes, the food stalls are available. Especially, try "Bamboo Biryani" there. They are so tasty & delicious.

Had a great experience inside the caves. Lighting effects made the cave more admirable and attractive. A worthy tourist place. A Guide will explain every single spot.

These limestone caves, characterized by stunning stalactite and stalagmite formations, offer a surreal underground experience. The natural formations within the caves are often creatively named, adding to the intrigue of the visit. As you explore the labyrinthine pathways, marvel at formations like "Shiva-Parvati," "Mother-Child," and "Human Brain." The play of light and shadow within the caves enhances their ethereal beauty. Borra Caves, with their rich geological history and enchanting formations, provide a unique and memorable adventure for nature enthusiasts and curious travelers alike. There will network issues only some mobile operators will have signal there.

Borra Caves offers a mesmerizing journey into nature's artistry. The cave formations are truly awe-inspiring, with stalactites and stalagmites creating surreal landscapes. The guided tour provides fascinating insights into the geological wonders. The cave's cool ambiance adds to the enchantment. However, infrastructure could be improved for a more comfortable visit. Despite this, Borra Caves is a must-visit destination, blending adventure with the marvels of Mother Nature in a unique and unforgettable experience.

Wowww what an art of the nature water density time air everything carved this beautiful cave for us to witness. Must go place. Disclaimer : 2km before, 1km before there is a market place where people stop you from reaching caves by LYING you that caves are closed right now have some meals or food in our restaurant. Be careful don't caught in this scam. Beware of a slippery rocks 😊 whoever reading this smile and have a happy trip😇

One of my first times inside a cave was then. It was fairly impressive. It has adequate lighting and has just been cleaned, so nothing or anything is inside. The interior was extremely chilly, and you could see the patterns that the constant water pouring on the rocks had left on them. Would adore coming back. Please make sure you are wearing appropriate footwear, as the interior is very damp and slick. Would adore coming back. Please make sure you are wearing appropriate footwear, as the interior is very damp and slick. This is a good site to visit. This is It's a beautiful road here. Additionally, there is a valley to travel from where the view is excellent.

Good place to visit here. Here is The road here is very nice. There is also a valley to go from where the view is very good. This is great for enjoying road trips. The cave is also very good, there are different types of lights installed inside. which looks pretty good.

Most beautiful place of Andra Pradesh. It is biggest cave of India. Colour ful Lights make it more beautiful...... Entry ticket 50/ per and baggage are not allowed so drop it at locker room. Bamboo chicken is famous so don't forget to eat it. Small but beautiful shop are available her where you can get bamboo items and other decorative item....so it you are interested then buy it price is good.

Must visit Tourist place around Araku valley.Cave is grand and some kind unique, Entry ticket 80 rupees for adults.Many monkeys are there. Caves are beautiful but sometimes people in groups, shout and make noise which is very irritating, The worst part is that there is no security Guard to manage the crowd . Caves decorated with colour Changing Lights.It takes around one hour to visit Caves. Photography is allowed and many photographers are there for instant photo Print. The washroom facility is available but not much clean. Many craft shops and food stalls are there , especially chicken cooked in bamboo.

Borra Caves have a fascinating history! These limestone caves were formed millions of years ago due to geological processes. They were discovered by British geologist William King George in 1807. The caves are named after a nearby village called Borra. 1. Over the years, Borra Caves have become a popular tourist destination, attracting visitors with its unique rock formations and stalactites. 2. It's a must-visit for history and it offers a unique experience for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts.

Spent a couple of hours here and loved it! I came here in my childhood when there was no lighting or guide rails, so we could in theory go anywhere, but we couldn't because it is too dark and hard so compared to that, the current setup makes it a lot more accessible though less natural.

Very fine natural caves, you will enjoy this place but beware of a lot monkeys here. Safeguards you mobile phones/cameras while taking pictures. You may face problem while taking pictures inside caves because of darkness but a lot of artificial lightings is there which you really like. Ticket cost is a bit high, 70 rs per head.

One of the natural deepest caves which I have ever seen.. there are lots of stairs to go down so not recommended to elderly or small kids.. good for adventurous ppl.. very well kept by authorities

These are natural caves. It just simply ok not as much expected and trilled. Can visit once. Different colours of lights are arranged for attraction of tourists. My suggestion Please don't prefer any local guide when visiting this cave. Outside the cave we can find hand made iteams made of bamboo. They are look nice.

Borra caves is a place worth visiting. You need to keep a minimum of 2 to 3 hours aside to explore this place.. There are many restaurants nearby. You can choose one to have your lunch. Food is tasty and the prices are pocket friendly. Travel light and beware of monkeys!

Very nice big limestone cave with stalactites & stalagmites.It is near to Vizianagaram(AP). Vernice visiting spots are also there near to this place.

Borra Caves have a fascinating history! These limestone caves were formed millions of years ago due to geological processes. They were discovered by British geologist William King George in 1807. The caves are named after a nearby village called Borra. 1. Over the years, Borra Caves have become a popular tourist destination, attracting visitors with its unique rock formations and stalactites. 2. It's a must-visit for history and it offers a unique experience for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts.

Greetings, companions! Recently, I had the pleasure of exploring Borra Caves alongside my family. This captivating destination is nestled in Vishakapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, India. Undoubtedly, Borra Caves proved to be a delightful spot to revel in. The local sightseeing opportunities were truly awe-inspiring, although initially, one may experience a sense of trepidation and unease. In close proximity to Borra Caves, there were numerous hotels offering reasonable prices, and the caves themselves were conveniently located near Araku Valley. It is important to exercise caution while traversing the caves, as the staircase can be quite intimidating. However, the climate within the caves was refreshingly cool and melodious. It is worth noting that elderly individuals may find it challenging to navigate the caves, but those in middle age should be able to manage. Additionally, one may encounter a variety of bats and monkeys, which can be slightly unnerving. Nevertheless, overall, the experience was exceptional, and Borra Caves truly proved to be a remarkable and thrilling destination. In light of my adventure, I highly recommend that everyone pays a visit to this exhilarating location.

It is very exciting place to see, I am enjoyed here by seeing nature made caves. Waterfall made Different designs of stones. Timing of entry 9 AM to 5 PM and 1 PM to 2 PM lunch break. Have a place for vehicles parking 🅿️. Good to see and buy different kids and home items made by local peoples with above normal prices on the way to the borra caves. Have toilets for both men and women at the entrance only. Not possible for Wheelchair accessible ♿. Not present free drinking water, need to buy.

Visited this place over the weekend. Be careful with monkeys. Prefer not to take eatable inside the caves. Just enjoy the serenity and see what can continuous process can do. Insanely beautiful place with colourful lights

Firstly, this place is very very crowded. They had nearly 6 Parking places so just imagine going there on a Sunday 🥲 We can find different rock formations inside . The whole cave is lit with different coloured lights . If you want to have a paid picture, you can find may people who charge ₹50 per photo inside the cave .

A great place to visit and enjoy the beauty and power of water flowing through and under these rocks which has shaped this formation over thousands of years. Phatways and lighting arrangements done by authorities have increased its beauty. Weekends and Public holidays are damn crowded and it's preferable to go and enjoy it during weekdays. Don't forget to enjoy Bamboo chicken after visiting the caves.

Borra caves was good experience, but visit in day light to get its natural view. Be careful with the monkeys around 🐒. Stones and walkway are little slippery so choose your footwear properly.

Beautiful natural wonder!! It has a different calming feel but a word of caution, one needs to climb up and down many many series of staircase to explore it fully. The ticket counter is closed from 1pm to 2pm, so plan your visit accordingly.

Exploring Borra Caves in Araku was a amazing journey into the depths of nature's wonders. The intricate limestone formations inside the cave were awe-inspiring, creating a surreal atmosphere. The play of light and shadow within the cave enhanced the overall mystical experience. A visit to Borra Caves is a must for anyone seeking a unique and breathtaking adventure in the heart of Araku Valley . Don't go on weekend because very overwhelming crowd at cave and Ticket rates for adults:80rs , children:60 rs working hours :10AM to 5PM, lunch hour : 1 PM-2PM in these timings they didn't allow any visitors and beside cave maingate zip line adventure also there

Borra caves, Borra Caves are home to million-year-old stalactite and stalagmite formations. Perched at an elevation of 1,400 m above sea level. We have visited on weekend and the place is really majestic, its can’t be described in words. Parking is available outside the entry point, you may get the ticket cost 80₹ per person. They accept online payment as well. Different sovereign shops are there on the way to cave, mostly made from wood by local tribes

Borra caves are a great tourist attraction about 90kms from Visakhapatnam. It's 150 million years old and over the period stalagmites and stalactites have been formed. The famous bamboo chicken is available on the pathway leading to the caves. Beware of the monkeys as they may snatch away bottle or snacks. While the caves are wonderful to walk, better public management would have enhanced the experience. They were tourists who would make loud noises. The most distracting are the colourful spotlights. They change colours every few seconds and we cannot appreciate the caves well. It would be nice if the authorities focus on just one kind of colour - white or translucent yellow. Even the pictures will come out well.

It is a must visit place when you are at Araku. Do spare 4 to 5 hrs for this spot so that u can go deep into the caves. There is also a zipline for u to experience. It costs 500 per head. There are numerous stalls and many items to shop. We also tried bamboo chicken and it tasted too good.

Must visit site, Very exotic place. But i feel its somewhat poorly maintained. Old people, and poor sighted and obese people better avoid this place at all costs, The ground is very very slippery.

Borra Caves in Araku Valley is a geological wonder. They are naturally formed. Usually in the ancient times the're must be a water flow under these rocks which made the proper curves and cutting edges. And the water and rock materials undergoes chemical reaction and forms different vibrante colors and the rocks naturally, this is how the borra caves might have formed and today being one of the most beatiful caves in india. There is small temple inside the cave, you need to climb on iron upstairs which is very narrow that only single person can climb up at a time to reach the top for dharshan. While Usually this place is heavily crowded all the time escpecially during public holidays and weekends. It's advisable to plan your visit during weekdays or early morning to avoid larger crowds. The entry fee is reasonable. Tickets can be purchased at the entrance. The beautiful hanging rock formations and the stunning rising formations inside the caves make this journey well worth the visit. The combination of efficient facilities, manageable queues, reasonable ticket prices, and the sheer beauty of the caves makes Borra Caves a must-visit destination in the scenic Araku Valley. My overall rating 10/10.

Borra Caves has been maintained and managed well by the Andhra Pradesh tourism body. Good part is the caves are clean from the inside and people haven't spoilt them over the years. Word of caution: I hear that visiting the caves on the weekend may leave you stuck either outside or inside the caves for 30s of minutes.

Borra Cave is a super natural place . Inside the cave you feel coldness. Go there before 5. At the time we go it is too crowded. You can enjoy the bamboo chicken here . You can also enjoy the zipline here , they charge 500 rupees .

Borra Caves, a cave which is situated in Visakhapatnam District in Andhra Pradesh. It has an elevation of about 705m. We went there in October to see the place. It was an outstanding place especially the lights which were fallen. Once a cow forgot its way and lost there in Borra Caves. After three days, the cow was found by the owner. From then, it was named Borra Caves.

Very rare caves. Beautiful colours settings. Don't fear it's simple to visiting

This place is real wonder of nature.....everyone must visit this cave at least once in his/her life....it is basically limestone cave which has been created by itself and this cave was discovered 200 years back......

This place is beautiful one. You need to walk around 700m with ups & downs. The cave is of 500m long. You will find some very good scriptures. This place is well maintained from outside as well as from inside.

Great place to visit. Please hire a guide for best experience.

It was good place what a fantastic views of cave from inside and outside

Nice caves, developing the area well. full of monkeys, good for Bamboo-Chicken, Bamboo items, coconut

A nice place to vizit,Million years old caves. Steps are steep&difficult to climb. But in side the caves is cool.lighting arrangement is good.But beware of monkeys.Guide services are available and I personally recomand it.

Must visit with Family & friends. Only one problem you will face is the stairs here is too many. Or else nice place to visit. And note that if want something to buy or eat nearby then have some cash in your wallet 👍. As 70% of the local shop don't have Upi facilities 😜..

One of a kind naturally formed cave in india. It contains lots of thought provoking structure with are called stalactites and stlagmite.

A nostalgic place it is. Cave with little horror feelings, colourful light make a beautiful feelings.

It's Beautiful , and One of the deepest caves I've visited 😍 Do visit once in your life 💯

This is an exciting place to visit in Vizag. You can spend 3-4 hours there and have fun watching the stones and the shapes they form. It is well maintained and can get good pictures from the photographers inside the caves.

This place is one of the must to visit and has a really proud history. The formation of the caves is miraculous and as well the discovery. Witnessing this place with millions of years of history is really lucky and awesome.

Excellent place for nature lovers and explorers. We have a beautiful view of the River. A big cave where one can happily spend a couple of hours. Borra caves is a must visit place on Araku trip. Too many steps 👣👣👣👣👣👣👣👣

It's a natural cave with majestic views and everyone should visit this at least once in a lifetime. The cave is made up of limestone and various images of gods , animals are formed on the walls of the cave with continuously dripping of water , it changes time to time.

This cave is just located beneath the borra caves. Generally the place will be closed. But if there is a chance you should definitely visit this Path to the cave is somewhat risky. Be cautious all the time when you are at this place

Most awesome and magnificent nature made cave. Seeing from inside give how cave man would have lived here. It may around km longs and 150 height.

Borra caves, one of the largest in the country. The caves are basically limestone structures extending to a depth of 80 m (260 ft), and are considered the deepest caves in India. Cool climate inside the caves.

The caves are very nice but there's not much to see other than the rock formations, interior, and the lighting. Note: There's a lot of stairs so if you're someone who has difficulty climbing stairs then going inside Borra Caves would be a problem for you

It's known for its pleasant whether. Neatly maintained You will find many food stalls and small restaurants. Bamboo chicken is available . Do visit on weekday it's usually less crowded

Worth visiting. Remember to carry charge. 80 rupees per ticket. Be prepared for the rude behaviour of the staff. Parking is free but very far away. You need to walk. Carry water as it would take nearly 1- two hours to see the cave. Lots of souvenirs shops are available. A tender coconut shop is also available. A below average restaurant is at the restaurant. Reach early hours otherwise you need to wait until 2 pm sometimes. Use masks to protect from the foul smell as well as to prevent probable pathogens carried by bats entering your lungs.

*GREAT EXPERIENCE *BEAUTIFUL ROCK FORMATIONS *NO RUSH ANYWHERE *SMALL LORD SIVA TEMPLE AT THE FAR MOST END OF THE CAVE. *MAYBE, BEWARE OF LACK IF OXYGEN IN CAVE. *MUST VISIT WITH FAMILY AND KIDS. *NO RECOMMENDED FOR SENIOR CITIZENS. *INVOLVES LOTS OF WALKING. *OVERALL GREAT EXPERIENCE.

Simply awesome show of nature. A must place to visit when in or around Vizag. Very exciting for kids and adults. Nicely conserved. However littering at a few areas is an issue which the authorities must look at.