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Aryan Muthusamy
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    In Bhalukpong you can also try the small stall on the right hand side of the bridge that sells steaming yak cheese skewers. The locals say the cheese is fresh and the skewers are lightly seasoned with local herbs. It’s a quick, tasty bite that pairs well with a cup of butter tea before heading back to the lake.

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