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Chetan Prasad
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    Start Day 1 by heading straight to the Tehri Dam for the kids’ first big sight. After lunch, spend the afternoon on a gentle boat ride on the reservoir most tours run from the dam’s jetty. On Day 2, drive to the old town ruins; the walk there takes about 30 minutes and the kids can explore the ancient temples. Day 3 can be a quick day trip to Rishikesh the trek from Tehri takes about two hours, and you’ll return in time for dinner. Finish Day 4 by relaxing at Hotel Le ROI Lake View Koti, which sits just a few kilometres from the dam and offers easy access to all the sites.

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