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Akshay Bora
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    If you leave the airport around 6 am, the local bus to Laitlum starts running by 7 am, so you’ll still catch the first light. The trail’s gentle slope makes early morning trekking easier because the wind is calmer. Birdwatchers often spot the Himalayan blue robin and several warblers right at sunrise, so a quiet walk before the trail gets busier is worth it. If you prefer a smoother start, a stay at Awoo Resort lets the staff arrange a pickup and you’ll have extra time to enjoy the dawn.

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