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Aamir Sodhi
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    If you’re heading straight from Dehradun, the 6 am bus cuts the heavy afternoon traffic and lands you at Hanuman Chatti in about 4.5 hours. From there it’s roughly 3 km to the shrine, so a short auto or a brisk walk will finish the trip. If you prefer a more relaxed start, taking a train to Dehradun Railway Station and then a shared taxi to the bus stop can shave about an hour off the whole drive. For a base closer to the final stretch, consider staying at Prakriti The Retreat in Harsil, just 32 km from the temple.

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