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Abhishek Phadke
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    If you’re staying at Humming Bird By Aaryam you can leave around 6 am, hit Deoria Tal for the sunrise view, then drive 15 minutes to Chopta for a quick pine forest walk. That round trip takes about four hours, leaving plenty of daylight to return to the temple before it closes for the night. Do you think that timing works with your schedule?

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