Bat Cave

The Bat Cave is a solutional cave in Pokhara, Nepal's Kaski District. Horseshoe bats are reported to live inside the cave, on the walls and roof. Limestone is used to create the cave. It is a display cave and one of Pokhara's most prominent tourist attractions. There is only one way in and out of the cave. Because the exit is narrower than the entry, it must be climbed. The cave is thought to be an exciting and terrifying area filled with Bats, as if it were a miniature planet of Bats.

Visitors can locate the cave's exact experience within the cave. The Bat Cave has a typical entrance, but the exit is rather tiny and requires a little climbing. It's a lot of pleasure to go to this cave with friends because the cave is exciting, scary, and requires a lot of guts to complete the entire cave circuit. Although people can enter the cave with the assistance of a guide for a fee, it is more daring to do so on your own. The cave's most intriguing feature is its exit point, when you must crawl out of a tiny hole.

Location: Kaski district, Pokhara, Nepal