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    If you’re aiming for the quietest period, start the trek in the first week of September. By the second week most early season trekkers have already slipped back into the valley, so the trail to Chitkul feels almost deserted. Staying in Sangla at Hotel Batseri keeps you close to the route and lets you pick a guide who can adjust the pace to match the low traffic.

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