The Dhaka Times Desk Mysteries and mysteries. Like a strange cave surrounded by many mysteries. But when who used this cave? That question is on everyone's mind.
That cave is the Kalarush Cave in Kupwara, Kashmir. The common belief is that this cave can go to Pakistan, even to Russia!
It is a huge rock lying between the villages of Lashtial and Madhamadu at Kupwara in the Lolab Valley of Kashmir, since when, no one knows. Although it looks like a stone from the outside, it is actually a part of the mountain. It has 7 entrances in a row.
It can be seen that the natural cave path was later arranged by man in his own way. However, there is no historical evidence of when and who used this cave. However, many local residents think that they have heard from their family elders that in the past people used to come to India from Russia through that cave.
The name of this stone from 7 doors is 'Satbaran'. According to belief, one of these 7 paths ends in Russia. From that belief the local area got its name Qila-e-Russh or Kalarush. That is, the fortress of Russia.
About the year 2018. Then Amber and Eric Fays came from Virginia in America to solve the mystery of this cave. The couple explores the cave's 3 entrances.
They were assisted in their expedition by Ohio speleologist Dustin Kisner and Indian explorer and interpreter Bhamsi Ramakrishna and an engineer from Kerala.
After searching, the couple of explorers said that two of the three caves may have been visited in the past. The first of these has an upward trajectory. The second one went downhill.
However, the couple could not finish the search in the third cave. Because it is said to have been closed by the Indian Army. They also found a large number of Himalayan porcupines in all 3 caves.
In their paper after the expedition, the Fayses said they heard from local residents that the rock was not just part of the mountain. Rather, Satbaran is actually an ancient temple built at a height of 1900 meters or 6234 feet above sea level. Panchapandava lived in unknown place where he used to worship.
Later, the temple was destroyed or destroyed due to natural causes. American explorers introduced this theory to local residents.
About the first cave, the explorers said that the cave path is very steep for a distance of 50 meters from the beginning. Then after a 15m narrow path there is an open space. After another 10 meters narrow path another open space.
The new path has started to become that open space again. It went up to 5 meters and fell again in a new corridor. But the path is completely closed after 15 meters.
On the other hand, the second cave passage is the widest. After entering this path one has to descend to Utrai for a distance of 50 meters. Then the way forward is completely closed. According to geologists, this route has been closed forever due to landslides or landslides.
Among the 7 caves, the third one is the highest. After descending 40 meters, the cave passes into a wide path. However, after 20 meters that path is also closed again.
But all the ways inside this cave are completely closed after some distance. The Indian Army also tried to completely close the tunnel with the help of explosions. It was alleged that ferocious bears camped in these caves and attacked villages. But at present no animal other than the Himalayan porcupine has been found there.
Explorers believe that the first and second caves may have existed together in the distant past. But now both these are closed. If you enter one side, there is no way to reach the other. That's why you have to come back to the cave entrance.
Although no historical evidence has been found, the American explorer couple is sure that this cave is rich in minerals. Also, it was suspected for a long time that militants may have entered India from foreign countries through this cave. However, this recent research has largely eliminated that fear.
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