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You might also walk up to the old Bhuntar market bazaar. The wooden shop fronts still show the traditional Kullu trading style, and the stone archway at the entrance is a reminder of the town’s role as a frontier post. If you have a few extra minutes, a quick stop at the Bhuntar Devi Temple’s shrine area can give a glimpse of local worship practices that date back to the 18th century. Do you know if the market has any small museum displays or old trading artifacts?

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