Robber’s Cave : An Exceptional Natural phenomenon in Dehradun.

About eight kilometers from Dehradun, in the Himalayas, is a river cave that is locally known as Gucchu Pani, or the Robber's Cave. This river cave, which is near Sahasradhara in Uttarakhand, is thought to be the dwelling place of Lord Shiva. The unique feature of this location is the river water that emerges from the cave's center. This cave is the best place to go for sightseeing in Dehradun and this cave is a natural cave river formation. This place got its name from the fact that the cave was the hideout of robbers during British rule and here you can see water formations flowing through the cave. What to Expect: An Exciting Stroll Across Freezing Waters!  Yes, you read it right, an exciting stroll through a slender tunnel situated in icy, ankle-deep waters is a unique experience. You only need to stroll 300–400 meters to reach a tiny, naturally occurring water fall in a reasonably open area. It's irresistible to want to take a bath under the waterfall, so bring along a swimsuit! The existence of Guchhu Pani, a tiny natural pool inside Robber's Cave, is one of its distinctive features. The pool's crystal-clear water is thought to have therapeutic qualities. The locals think that taking a dip in the pool can treat various health problems, including skin conditions.There is a wide range of flora and fauna in the cave and the surrounding forest. On the way to the cave, visitors may see a variety of birds, butterflies, and small animals. Locals use the abundance of medicinal plants in the area to treat a wide range of illnesses. Opening Hours: This location is open for visitors from 7:00 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Admission & Other Fees: This location charges an entrance fee of Rs. 25 per person. This location draws people in because of its beauty. You don't want to leave because this place is so stunning and enthralling. This location appears more stunning at sunrise and sunset than it does at any other time. Otherwise, this location is a must-see since it's ideal for a picnic amid Uttarakhand's breathtaking scenery. This should unquestionably be a day trip while you're in the city because it's surrounded by the immersive joy of hills!

Excitement Is in the Air As ISRO Plans To Explore the Dark Side of the Moon

No country has ever explored the dark side of the moon and so there is much excitement as the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) in collaboration with Japan plans to explore the permanent shadow region of the moon. At the Akash Tattva conference held in Dehradun last month, Anil Bhardwaj, the director of the Physical Research Laboratory in Ahmedabad, during a presentation on ISRO's next missions said that the space agency also intended to send a probe to Mars. Bhardwaj stated that it was in discussions with the Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) about sending a lunar rover to investigate the moon's permanent shadow region. According to the initial plans, a Japanese rocket will launch an ISRO-built lunar lander and rover into orbit with a planned landing site close to the south pole of the moon. The rover will subsequently move to the permanent shadow area of the moon that is always under shade and never receives sunlight, according to Bhardwaj. He claimed that the exploration of the area was fascinating since anything that had persisted in the PSR zone was similar to something that had been frozen for eons. Bhardwaj also spoke about Aditya L-1 which is a unique mission to place a 400-kg class satellite carrying the payload in an orbit around the Sun in such a way that it can continuously view the star. It would try to understand the coronal heating, solar wind acceleration, and the initiation of the coronal mass ejection, flares and near-earth space weather. According to Bhardwaj, the Aditya L-1 and Chandrayaan-3 missions would be prioritized starting as early as next year, and the trips to Venus and the moon with JAXA would certainly follow.