Located in the Jharsuguda district, Bikramkhol is a cave containing ancient pictographic inscriptions. The walls of Bikramkhol display ancient script and paintings of animals. Circular holes mark the walls, once used to suspend weapons, clothing, and other articles of use. The floors feature circular holes made for pounding grains. The Central Government declared Bikramkhol a tourist spot, and tourists, historians, and researchers from all over the country and abroad visit in large numbers.

Rock Painting and Lithography of Bikramkhol

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