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Aditya Gowda
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    A 4 WD gives you a bit more flexibility if you want to stop at the old British tea factory in Jageshwar, but the shared jeep that leaves Pithoragarh at 5:30 am will still get you to the temple, tea gardens and Chaukori before sunset. If you’re staying at The Green Village Eco Resort Jageshwar, you could ask the front desk to line up a guide for a quick walk through the estate that starts at 9 am and ends by 5 pm.

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