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Alphonse Pandey
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    You can stop at the small Bhuntar Devi Temple on the main road it’s a quick 10 minute walk and gives a feel for local devotion. A few streets over is the old Bhuntar market area where you’ll see the traditional wooden houses that show the town’s role as the first trading post for the Kullu valley. If you have a few extra minutes, a short drive to Kullu’s 17th century Raghunath Temple is worth it, and it’s just a 10 kilometre ride from Bhuntar.

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