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Bilal Kapur
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    A good plan is to leave right after the morning prayers, so you catch the quieter side of the settlement. Stop by the small museum on the left side of the complex for a quick look at thangka paintings, then walk through the main courtyard to see the Dalai Lama statue and prayer flag wall. A prepaid taxi from the Mysore bus station will get you back in about 90 minutes. If you need a rest before heading back, consider a stay at Silent Shores Resort & Spa.

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