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    You could hit the western hot spring pool just after sunrise, around 6 am. The footfall stays low until about 9 am, so you’ll have a quieter soak before heading to the village square. From there a short walk takes you straight to the main Gurudwara area, and then you can stroll down to Kasol. Staying at Nomads Hostel puts you only a 2½ kilometre walk from the trailheads, so you can swing back to Kasol for a relaxed evening without a long commute.

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