Kotumsar Cave's geological history spans millions of years, with its limestone formations sculpted by the persistent action of water percolating through the rock. While the exact date of its discovery remains debated, local tribes have likely known of its existence for generations. However, it gained scientific attention and was mapped and studied by geologists and biologists in the 20th century. The cave's unique ecosystem and geological features have made it a subject of ongoing research. Efforts are in place to preserve the delicate environment within the cave and to manage tourism responsibly, ensuring its long-term sustainability.