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Annette Baig
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    The trail is cooler in October, so the early sun gives you crisp, low angle light that makes the canyon walls pop without harsh glare. Birds are active right after sunrise; the Himalayan blue robin and several warblers are most visible then. If you’re staying at Awoo Resort, the staff can drop you off at the Laitlum bus stop around 5 a.m., letting you hit the canyon before the bus service starts.

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