Ogbunike Cave

This place is a scary but awesome place to visit. Getting there should not be much of a hassle since people who live nearby are kind to strangers.
Once there, the environment should put you at ease since it's just nature that abounds around. Going down to the cave would have you walking down stairs that numbers 300-plus according to the guide.
Getting to the mouth of the cave would be the spot where the fear would start. The mouth of the cave looks scary but hey, I was there for the adventure so I did not mind.
The guide gave us some history and we talk a walk/crawl into the cave while making sure we don't get lost in the cave because it had many openings.
I could go on and on but I can say this for sure, that's a lovely place to visit especially if you love adenture.

Lovely place. If it’s your first time going to the cave kindly request for a tour guide.

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Okay so this place is a must see. You'll experience all kinds of emotions. Fear, excitement and anxiousness all in one.

Get your negotiating skills on too when you get there. You'll meet some gun weilding men when you get there. They are the security guards. We went as a team of 6. They said we're to pay 1000 naira for entrance and another 1000 naira for the tour guide. So that's 2000 naira per person. We'd have paid a total of 12,000 naira but I negotiated and we paid 10,000 naira. I'd advise you go with someone who speaks igbo very well.

I wanted to have my prewedding shoot there and the tour guides/security guards said we should have come with a bottle of wine but since we didn't have that, we have to pay 3000 naira "to appease the gods' so we asked for the account number of the gods🤷. We ended up paying 2000 naira to a human instead of the gods.

Insist on seeing the bat palor when you visit. Don't let the tour guide use nagging to make you quit the adventure. Our tour guide was Okechukwu or Okey. He kept hurrying us and nagging but we didn't let that deter us. We took the prewedding shots at the cave entrance, went to the ogba river and then went into the cave to experience the adrenaline rush.

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By far the bravest thing i ve ever done! The tunnels in the cave are so small, you ve to crawl through some in them amongst thousands of bats and insects.
Its so dark you ve to ve a flash light to see. Its pitch dark inside!

It was scary as hell.
I could not breathe properly and was sweating buckets.
Its not for the faint of heart but its a worthwhile experience.

However women on their period are not allowed into d cave, this was the part i didnt like and when i asked why , they said cos its a holy ground, i started to wonder how a woman on her period becomes or is unholy and therefore should not gain access to the cave.

Thankfully i was not on my period and im wondering how they would ve known if i was because its not like anyone was checking.

In all it was a great but creepy experience.

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Visited here during public holiday and never regretted visiting. A nice place with cool environment.

It is indeed an awesome site to visit. It's worth every bit of experience & fun

Been there once as a student. Would love to visit there once again with my Students

If you want to have an epic experience give a tour to ogbunike cave a try:). I enjoyed my trip to this place and I was not disappointed with my experience.

Well inside the cave is dark and sandy with water, there is lots of bats and spider. There is also a stream at d other side of d cave

I've not been there but I hope to spend the weekend and holidays there with family and friends of course

It is scary but really adventurous. If you are strong and fit, the cave is a place to visit. It is culturally significant to the people of Ogbunike and this is explained by the tour guides who are ever willing to lead you. For cultural reasons, visitors are expected to go round the cave on bare foot. There is spring water that runs through yhe cave and it is home for bats that will welcome you as you are entering the cave. To access the cave, from onitsha, go through onitsha-Awka old road. At Oye Olisa by Ogidi Axis, go through the market into Ogbunike, then ask for direction to the cave.

Nice tourist place to be, scaring at first time entering the cave, but you going to love it, can’t stop going there

Best place to take your family and love one for fun adventure. Do not miss visiting this beautiful gift of nature!
You will need torchlight!

Lots of people, good picture environment. If u are looking for a bit of out door thrill try going through the underground caves. Although I wouldn't recommend it for people who are claustrophobic.

A very nice place to visit

It's still cool to see the cave. But going inside the dark cave was a no. The guard was charging high to take us in there. The place is scary anyways.

Scary and adventurous place!

The place is very beautiful from the spring water, to the mountain, to the river, to the cave and lot more. If you are a lover of nature and history, then you have to visit there.

Best memories ever , 100%

A great tourist destination in Anambra State, historical archive