The Hundung Mangva Cave holds significance in the local Tangkhul Naga community. Oral traditions suggest that the cave has served as a shelter and a place of refuge for villagers during times of conflict. It is also believed to be a site of religious and spiritual importance, with certain chambers within the cave considered sacred. While archaeological evidence is limited, the cave's geological formations suggest it has been forming over thousands of years. The local community actively protects and preserves the cave, recognizing its cultural and natural value. Today, the cave is open to tourists, allowing visitors to appreciate its beauty and learn about its role in the history and culture of the Ukhrul region.