Dim Cave

Situated atop the Dim Valley, the Dim cave is one of the most sought-after tourist attractions for nature lovers. A natural karst, or limestone cave, this place is estimated to have been formed over a million years. The cave is 410 metres long and lit beautifully throughout. It has a constant inner temperature of 18 degrees Celsius throughout the year. It’s also known to have a high humidity level, and one can hear the water flow through the cave's walls.

Stalactites and stalagmites line the walking platform all along the way. In the end, one can see a small lake with a surface area of around 200 meters square. It can take around an hour to experience the cave fully. Getting here by public transport is possible, but private transport is recommended. On reaching Dim Valley, hike up to Dim cave, enjoying the beautiful coniferous forests along the way. There are also many restaurants near the cave. It is a physically intensive journey inside the cave, so caution must be exercised before entering. Locals and shepherds have used it as a shelter for a long time, but it was opened to the public only in 1998.