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Abhijit Verma
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    You could leave for Deoria Tal right after dawn, then drive to Chopta in about fifteen minutes. Spend an hour in the pine forest there and you’ll still have time to return to the temple before dusk. If you’re staying near Ukhimath, the Humming Bird By Aaryam keeps the loop short. What time do you plan to start the day?

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