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    You could also try the guesthouse in Thangri it’s just a short walk from the river and only about an hour’s drive from Kaza. From the village, a local rickshaw can take you a few hundred metres to the lodge, which is a good base if you want to be right by the water without trekking. If you’re looking for a more formal stay, Echor Mud Huts in Tabo is the nearest hotel that still keeps you within a reasonable distance of the river.

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