Our trip was organised by the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) Mountaineering Club; we were about 50 people (students and guests).
It is not advisable to visit the place by oneself or in a group of novices without someone really experienced. The place could be dangerous and it is a strong likelihood that you may meet some accident (or snakes in summer in those neck of the woods). The usual route to the JNU caves is from near the Sanskrit centre in the university.
The JNU Mountaineering club organises such trips from time to time and you may contact the club for the next schedule. Even guests (not JNU students) are also welcome (and not a single penny is charged from anyone). Click here for the sports page on the JNU website.
Alternatively, you may leave your contact no or email here and I can intimate you as and when the next trip is organised. Meanwhile, why not check out all the pics to feel less unfortunate?! 
Go ahead and click on the links in the sidebar titled ‘explore the caves’!
The caves are very exciting (check out the Caves – VI; it was a dark tunnel and we had a kinda Hollywood experience!).
With us there was even a differently-abled guy who also scaled the caves succuessfully. Salutes to him! It is indeed our attitude that determines our altitude.
hye vikaas,
could not see the photos, which is the link?
also, please keep me updated on all your future trips/treks.
i definitely would be interested.
please send details of the river-rafting trip.
thanks and regards,
anjali dhawan
mobile – 9868578849
resi: 26685233
Hey, the links are on the right hand sidebar titled explore the caves (numbered 1 to nine)!
Am emailing you the details of the river rafting trip 13 March evening to 15 March evening! Registration is tomorrow (10 March) 5 PM in Tapti hostel!
Hey Vikas..
Nice pics you got here. They were really exciting to look at, and as you said, especially Caves-VI.
Btw, is the site created backwards, or I was going the other way!!! I couldn’t figure out. But I had a look at everything, nevertheless..
Looking forward for your river-rafting pics..(if you take the trip, that is)
P.S.: I liked the way you used ‘differently-abled.’ Wish everyone could be that thoughtful (including me!)
Thanks Ambika! It is all categories (1 to 9)in that order.
The terminology for the physically challenged has always been debatable. The term ‘differently-abled’ originated in the US (some committee) but even this is not free from controversy.
May go to Rishikesh. Will keep you posted.
hey plz do update me boout d jnu’s cave trip.thnx
hello vikas,
really very nice photograph u posted here.
i want to know the schedule of next jnu caves visit after march-2011.
please mail me whenever a visit is scheduled.
thanks
regards
Ravi Prakash