I Went to a Hidden Cave in Adimali 📍 with my Friends | Bheeman Cave

[sachingeorge]

Bheeman Cave

I think this is my first post after this community got renamed to Pinmapple from Haveyoubeenhere. So let me just introduce myself very quick, So that everyone can know more about me.

My name is Sachin George and I live in Kerala. I'm a Indian. I love travelling to the most isolated and unseen locations in Idukki. The majority of the places that I travel to are not tourist destinations and they might involve significant risks to reach the locations. But for me, it was always a thrill to find new locations that were unknown to others.

So, Today I like to share a recent trip to a cave located in between Adimali to Pettimudi route in Kerala. The place is so hidden that most people who live next to it, don't even know the existence of a Cave in this area. There is no proper path to this location, So you will have to make your way to this cave.

I found out that most people were unaware of this cave after I got so many DMs on my social media accounts asking about the location of this Cave, while I shared a reels. I will leave a link to that reels inside this blog so that, you can also view it.

I went to this location with my good friends @arunbiju969, @eldhobiju and Hrishikesh. It was thanks to them, that I was able to visit this location. Hrishi and Eldho lived close to this location and they both had visited this location multiple times.

For me it was a new experience visiting a cave and I also enjoyed the view from inside the Cave. I was able to see the caterpillar mountain from inside of the cave. Actually, I don't know the exact name of that mountain my friends and I made up that name because the mountain that you see behind me looks like a caterpillar while viewing it from the top of Pettimudi. Arun Biju took this image of me.

We saw the year "1983" written on the walls of the cave and if that's true. This cave was in existence before I was born. I also think that the old tribes used this cave for residence. In all of Kerala, I think Idukki is the least developed district and most of the places are still covered with trees, rivers, dams and mountains that are still unexplored and Restricted by the forest. We still have places that are reserved for a certain tribe. For example, Edamalakkudy. No one from outside can enter that beautiful place.

The cave was having a huge space inside of it and also there were different sections that were carved by humans. I guess it was used for storing items.

There were so many names written on the walls of the cave. But still, even if you search google for a cave in Adimali, it will show no results. I wonder why no one shared any info regarding this cave.

The view from the cave is really good and I think it's best to visit this place in the morning and evening for seeing the mist going over the mountains and also if you visit this location after rain, there will be water falling in front of the cave, which makes it look like Batman's hideout. The name of that waterfall forming after rain is called Pancharakuth waterfall

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Bheeman Cave in 4K

I recorded this video using my Redmi K20 Pro handheld

Instagram Reels link: https://www.instagram.com/reel/CgPXdr3AZ1p/

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Location Details

As I said earlier, there is no proper path to this location. You will have to make your make way into this location. I have included the Pinmapple code of this location below and also Google Maps location, So that anyone can reach this location easily. You can refer to these images listed below as checkpoints to reach the cave.

This photo was taken from behind Koompanpara Smashanam. If you have doubts about the location you can check the Pinmaple code for reaching this location. After reaching this place You will have to go through this place shown in the red line.

When I said make your way I really mean it. Currently, there is no proper path to this location.

After walking for a few minutes you will see a huge rock and you will have to walk close to that rock in the upward direction.

Then you will reach the location shown in the image. From there try to reach the rock with concrete steps by moving up.

You can see the concrete steps in this image. You will have to take those steps and grab one of the branches of the tree to reach the top.

The place is covered with trees and plants. I also want to mention that there were a lot of leeches.

After reaching the last place you will have to move right and you will see a huge rock with concrete steps.

You will have to climb that rock. It's going to be a little difficult but don't worry you will make it.

From the top of the rock, you will be able to see the cave and now the hardest part of this journey.

Frankly, It was very scary for me and I forgot to remove my shoes before entering the side concreted area of the mountain. If you can't do this, you can't reach the cave and that was the main reason why I didn't reveal the location inside my social media accounts.

Google Maps Code: 10.013534,76.977470

Pinmapple Map Code:

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Use my images in your blogs from LiL library

Some of the images that I took on this trip are made public, which means you can use them inside your blogs. Those images can be found inside the Lmac.gallery website. To know more about LiL and its usage policy, check this blog by shaka

My lil contributions: https://www.lmac.gallery/lil-gallery/sachingeorge/2

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All the images used inside this blog were taken by myself, except the 1 image of me which was taken by @arunbiju969. I used my Canon G7X Mark II, Redmi K20 Pro and DJI Osmo Action to take these images. For the location details images, I took screenshots from the video that I recorded while I was climbing the mountain, using my DJI Osmo Action.

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Next time you visit Munnar in Kerala, check out this location. You will love it.

Thank you.

Comments

[wittyzell]

This looks like an interesting and fun adventure, except though that it was a bit scary 😅
Glad you are okay. hahaha
I really like caves! Just hearing the word makes me imagine adventure and history 😂

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That's cool! I wonder how you find it? The track to that cave looks so challenging. Thanks for the information!

[sachingeorge]

Yes, well leeches and that Prince of Persia like walk was a little challenging for me

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