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Žento Slėptuvė is one of the most well-known islands of Kupiškis Reservoir, famous not only for its size but also for its humorous name. This island is part of the Bagdonys recreational area. Unlike Uošvės Liežuvis, you can only reach Žento Slėptuvė by water. A pontoon raft has been installed for this purpose, providing a unique adventure. It is recommended to bring sturdy (preferably canvas) gloves as pulling the rope with bare hands can be both uncomfortable and potentially hazardous.

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Žento Slėptuvė is one of the most well-known islands of Kupiškis Reservoir, famous not only for its size but also for its humorous name. This island is part of the Bagdonys recreational area. Unlike Uošvės Liežuvis, you can only reach Žento Slėptuvė by water. A pontoon raft has been installed for this purpose, providing a unique adventure. It is recommended to bring sturdy (preferably canvas) gloves as pulling the rope with bare hands can be both uncomfortable and potentially hazardous. Žento Slėptuvė is perfectly

suited for relaxation. Here you will find pavilions, benches, and campfire sites where you can enjoy the beauty and tranquility of nature. On the shore of Kupiškis Reservoir, near the pontoon raft dock, there is a small parking lot, making it convenient to reach the island. For more information about Žento Slėptuvė and other Kupiškis Reservoir activities, it is recommended to visit local tourism information centers. Discover the uniqueness of Kupiškis Reservoir and enjoy the stunning landscapes and leisure opportunities.

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