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Dev Mann
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    If you’re planning a late afternoon trek to Tulian Lake in late September, the trail is usually drier than in May and the light around sunset is still warm. The lake remains clear, and the higher altitude gives a slightly cooler breeze, which can be nice after a drive. After the lake you could head back to a nearby place like Lidder View Resorts for a relaxed evening and a good view of the sunset from the hotel’s terrace.

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