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Dev Mann
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    If you want a quieter time at Manikaran, try arriving right after dawn, around 5:30 am. The crowds thin out until the mid morning rush. The hot spring pool on the western side of the village, just a short walk from the main square, is usually less crowded than the main pool. After you’re done, you can head to Kasol stay at a place like Nomads Hostel to keep the budget low and still be close to the trailheads.

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