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Arpita Vasishth
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    You could start at the temple around sunrise, then head straight to Deoria Tal the drive takes about an hour. Spend 45 minutes at the lake, then a 15 minute drive to Chopta for a quick pine forest walk and the Himalayan view. That round trip is roughly 4 hours, leaving plenty of time to return to the temple before nightfall. If you want a comfortable base, the Humming Bird By Aaryam in Ukhimath keeps you close to all three spots.

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