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Aamir Srivastava
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    You might want to check the bus schedule on the day of travel most local buses run every 20 25 minutes, so you rarely wait. If you’re staying at Best Western La Vista Pathankot, the bus stop is only a few kilometres away, so you can hop on right after checking in. The route also passes a small tea stall outside the bus stand; grabbing a chai there is a nice way to rest before the climb. If you’re worried about gear, a phone camera will capture the fort’s stonework fine, but a lightweight tripod can help steady shots of the river at the barrage. TravelIndiaDeals may earn a commission if you book through this link.

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