Jarasandha Caves

   Adjacent to this side there is a mysterious opening of a tunnel.According to mythology, this was used by the King Jarasandha (a character during Mahabharat era) as a bunker.The local people say this tunnel stretches its hidden root for miles and miles below and across the mountain.Sages and hermits later used this tunnel mouth or cave as a place of meditation, as this tunnel is silent up to the depth of a mystery and beliefs in occultism.

   Currently, visitors can find monks meditating there and chanting the holy scriptures from Vedas and Bhagwat Gita. The Shiva lingas or the holy phallus emblems of Lord Shiva are deeply ensconced in the flowing turbulent swallow water stream in the pit. Roots of the banyan tree and other trees are entangled with a thick layer on the vertical rock wall of the pit, creates a messy appearance.

Natural Springs and Waterfalls

The ever flowing stream of waters and various natural source of water springs make the valley a rich source of cool and drinkable clean water.Thousands of visitors and local people can get an ample amount of cool water from these mountain streams, even in the dry summer seasons. On the top of the hill there is a long ditch, a natural reservoir of water. There are so many water springs in the valley e.g. Charupadia Spring, Laksmipada Spring and Badamba Spring.