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Anthony Mehta
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    You might want to try the Sinclairs Gangtok. It’s a little farther at about 1.46 km, but the rooms are spacious and the staff usually offers a complimentary local breakfast that’s good for a quick pre temple meal. The location still keeps the shrine within a short walk, and the property has a quiet courtyard that’s nice for winding down after a day of walking.

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