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- The Gupteswar Forest in Odisha’s Koraput district has been declared as the fourth Biodiversity-Heritage Site (BHS) of the state.
- The site is spread over 350 hectares of demarcated area.
- Along with its sacred grooves traditionally worshipped by the local community.
- The limestone caves of Gupteswar are adorned with eight species of bats out of the total 16 species found in southern Odisha.
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