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Aditya Gowda
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    If you’re mainly planning to visit the Nako Monastery, staying at Hotel Kalpa Deshang in Kalpa puts you closer to the road that leads directly to the temple. The drive from Kalpa to Nako is only about 30 km and the road is well maintained, so you’ll get there earlier in the day. If you prefer a quieter, more budget friendly stay and don’t mind a longer drive, Zostel Sangla is a solid choice. The hostel is popular for its social vibe and clean dorms, and the 60 km trek from Sangla to Nako is fairly flat, which can be a nice walk if you’re up for it.

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