Question 1

Why is Guna caves called the Devil's Kitchen?

Accepted Answer

According to Hindu mythology, the Pandavas cooked their meals in this cave and hence the word ‘kitchen’. While there is no clear cut reason why it is named Devil's Kitchen. People believe that the bats residing inside the cave make the caves horrifying and hence the name "Devil's Kitchen".

Question 2

What is there do at Guna Caves?

Accepted Answer

Guna Caves has been one of the least explored attractions in Kodaikanal and visiting this quirky caves itself is an experience. The 400-meter walk to the caves from the main entrance is adventurous and exhilarating as one needs to walk through the pine tree roots that are gigantically spread across everywhere above the soil.

Question 3

Is there an entry fee to Guna Caves?

Accepted Answer

Yes, every adult needs to pay a nominal entrance fee of INR 5. And if you carry a camera, you will have to pay INR 10.

Question 4

Can we do camping in Guna Caves?

Accepted Answer

No, camping in Guna Caves is not allowed and is not safe. The floor of the caves is too slippery and at night, the caves become the home to thousands of notorious bats making the caves spooky.