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    If you’re heading back to Joshimath, the tea stall at the road’s end is a quick spot for ghee tea and roasted chana. After your walk, consider stopping at Faraway Cottages they have a modest kitchen that serves simple Uttarakhand thalis, and you can try their fresh kheer or local muthiya if you’re still hungry. TravelIndiaDeals may earn a commission if you book through this link.

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