Hi, the name on the tickets is not an issue. Regarding taking a cab to the caves, there is a entry fee that is charged for cars that go inside the main gate. So if you want to pay that it is fine. Else you can always wait for the bus. Its a long journey till the end so walking is not advisable unless you are really passionate. The cab will generally drop u to the main gate.

Lastly I was there they opened at 7:45

i went at the weekend so can't help too much. maybe call them

not exactly inside the caves but upto entrance.

Its not a safari park and you don't need a guide. The desk at the park is self explanatory. You can cycle to the caves entrance. and then walk around the caves. Its a park right in the heart of the city. 20 mins from the airport.

From a woman travelling alone safety point of view it is OK if: - You go during main sunlight hours - A holiday - crowds bring safety - You hire a vehicle (with driver) to take you there (the park has leopards) Some other factors: - Monsoon means slippery rocks. Have protective gear, especially boots/shoes. You need to have good balance. - Abandon if heavy rain.

Nice place during Monsoon. It will be slippery. Should have good shoes and more careful. Average fit person can visit this place