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Annette Baig
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    You might also stop at the old British tea factory in Jageshwar on the way back to Pithoragarh. It’s just off the main road and gives a quick glimpse of colonial tea processing without messing up your early temple plan. A shared jeep can drop you there after the gardens, and a 4WD would let you detour without extra wait time.

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