An 11th century-old site, this is a place of spirituality and meditation. The name Goa Gajah has led people to mistakenly believe that the cave is full of elephants. Some believe it stems from the former name of the Petanu River- River Gajah while others say the images of the elephant-head lord Ganesh are as much a symbol as any. The "elephant cave" is actually a historical archaeology spot on the western side of the Bedulu village. Ancient relics cover the courtyard. Visitors can also observe the intricate carvings upon the cave walls, meditate in the central cave and take a refreshing bath in surrounding pools and cascades.