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Ashwin Sandhu
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    If you’re looking for a quick hop to a quieter spot, Devprayag’s bus from Rishikesh leaves roughly every hour, so you can catch a late afternoon ride and still have time for a sunset at the confluence. On the flip side, staying at a riverside place like Raga On the Ganges gives you instant access to both early morning rafting and evening ashram sessions without a separate commute.

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