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Dhruv Patel
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    Betla National Park is home to the ancient Betla caves that date back to the 1st millennium BCE and were used by local tribes for ritual purposes. While Gidhni Hill’s lore centers on a strategic lookout and warrior legends, Betla’s history highlights early human habitation and the region’s role in pre historic trade routes. So the two sites reflect different layers of Jharkhand’s past one military and tribal, the other archaeological and cultural.

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