The cave is situated in the middle of the cliff of the mountain.
30-40 minutes are enough to get up the Caves.
There is one rock patch of 15 to 20 feet where you essentially need rope and climbing instruments. 4 hours are enough for the complete visit.
There are 2-3 natural caves here. In some of the Caves, the rooms and water tanks are designed. There is no religious sculptures or statues found in the Caves.
The main attraction of the Kambre is a small rock-cut tunnel of 15 to 20 feet, which takes you into the biggest cave.
We can see the beautiful view of the Thokarwadi Dam backwater.
There is no food and water on the trek route but it can be made available in the base village of Kambre.
After 20 mins, we will reach the rock patch where some safety equipments are essential to climb.
Videos of the rock patch
After the rock patch, we reach at parallel height of the cave. One big cave is on the left side and the famous rock-cut tunnel is there on the right-hand side.
Mighty cliffs
The Rock cut tunnel
Video of the location of the tunnel
The exciting tunnel video
Inside the cave video
Thokarwadi Dam backwater
The Caves
Thokarwadi Dam view
Thokarwadi Dam backwater
You can visit the Thokarwadi backwater which is near to the Kambre Village
We Trekking Paltan Group Pune visited the caves on 28.02.2021
How to Reach - It is about 60 km from Pune City. The caves are rightly located on the Google Map.
Pune - Dehuroad - NH48 - Somatne Fata before Talegaon Toll- take a left from Somatne Fata on the Pavana dam road- Parandwadi -Bebdohol- Thugav -Ardav - Take left from here. We didn't found any board here for Yelghol Village- Shivali - Yelghol Village
Google Map Link - https://goo.gl/maps/N5P8s3x9hdV8s5r37
Parking - It is available in the village. Ask local people about the place.
From Yelghol Village the caves are hardly on 20-30 minutes walking from farms. The caves are too small. 20-30 mins are sufficient to explore the place. There is a small waterfall in the rainy days.