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Deepak Vaidya
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    If you start the trek in the first week of September, you’ll usually find the trail almost deserted by the second week. A good base in Sangla is Hotel Batseri, which keeps you close to the route and lets you pick up a guide who can adjust the pace to match the low traffic. The shops in Chitkul tend to open a bit later that month, so plan a short wait for supplies.

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