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Anthony Shinde
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    You could try to get there around sunrise in March or April; the bamboo is still green and the air is cool. A 30 minute loop that starts at the main gate and circles the grove is usually the easiest path for a quick walk. Afterward, a short walk to Hotel Delta International gives a place to grab tea before you hit the road.

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