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Bhavya Phukan
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    Dubdi’s oldest prayer hall is still a single wall with a simple stone altar a rare glimpse of the original 1701 layout. If you’re up for a short walk after the main hall, the nearby small wooden altar from the 1700s holds a handful of prayer beads that locals still use. A quick coffee at The Elgin Mount Pandim Pelling right after gives you a nice break before heading back to Yuksom.

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