Alpeshwar Cave, which was discovered by locals in 2063, has become deserted due to lack of tourists. The length of this cave in Kushma municipality-9 Jyadi is about 1 km. Although the locals have been working on the conservation and beautification of the cave, it is not enough.

After the discovery of the cave, the local residents got involved in the protection of the cave institutionally. At that time, the cave was well known. Alpeswar Cave Tourist Center was established by the locals with the aim of making the cave a religious tourist destination and bringing in domestic tourists. The president of which was Narayan Sharma Adhikari .

organization built a one-story building in the Alpeshwar cave complex with the money raised by playing Deusibhailo in Tihar. "The building was done with 65,000 raised during Tihar of 2065," said the ex-chairman officer, "We had to spend the money collected from the local community and lifetime members to run the cave daily." 

organization spent 4 lakhs 10 thousand out of the amount from the Maha Yagya performed in the cave last year and made idols of Nandi and Kumar for the beautification of the cave . The work of a two-story flat is in progress for the monks and devotees who come to the cave. According to Gopal Sharma Adhikari, Chairman of Alpeswar Cave Tourist Center, the flat was built with the amount of 18 lakhs of the federal government and 19 lakhs of Adhikari Bandhu.

Inside the cave, warm air in winter and cold air in summer is a wonderful feature. Not only that, Sharda Khadka, vice president of Alpswar Cave Tourist Center, said that the vision of God is revealed in the natural shapes made on the walls of the cave. According to him, figures of Mahadev, Parvati, Shivlinga, Ganesha, Pandavas, elephant's trunk can be seen inside the cave.

You can see Machhapuchhre, Annapurna, Dhaulagiri Himal, Panchase and Dahredeurali lakes from the outside of the cave which can be reached through the beautiful and beautiful Jyadi gorge. Suresh PC, the former president of Alpeswar Cave Tourist Center, said that one can also see the Modi river, the beautiful hills of Kalimati and the Bhairamthan temple of Baglung. He informed that there are more than 20,000 bat habitats of different species in the cave.

Before the discovery of the cave, this place was called Alpe . Locals used to be afraid to go around there . In the middle of the forest, no one could dare to enter even though a cave-like hole covered with bushes was seen stealthily. "In Baurbagar, our forefathers planted fields all day and came home in the evening. When they looked back at the field from Bannache Chautaro, all the paddy crops were destroyed," said 74-year-old Shadanand Paudel, narrating what he learned from his grandfather. After correcting the mistakes, the paddies have become like that.' 

He has also donated 6 annas of land to the cave. Alpeswar Cave Tourist Center Secretary Ramchandra Lamichhane said that the families of Premnarayan Sharma Adhikari, Fanindra Adhikari, Hariprasad Adhikari, Mim Sharma Lamichhane, Khagraj Adhikari, Agnidhar Adhikari also donated land worth about three ropani to the cave.

Among the group of 16 people who entered the cave for the first time, Badri Sharma Adhikari, the treasurer of the Alpeswar Cave Tourist Center, was also . He says that the cave was opened in about 15 days after a short distance. 

Local Rajababu PC said that Alpeswar cave could not get publicity because the state could not pay attention to the natural heritage. "The local residents have done as much as they can, but the mentality of the state will only consider building and road construction as development," he said, "The local government can also put some programs in the hotel to give the message of tourism." Cannot be entered during summer . Even now, it is not possible to go below part of the cave . The iron ladder placed there has become dangerous due to rust. Due to the lack of lighting system, the tourists coming here have to be deprived from entering the cave.