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Annette Phatak
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    You could also walk to the Bhuntar Railway Station. The old narrow gauge platform shows early 20th century colonial style and gives a quick sense of how the town grew around the rail link. If time allows, the station’s small waiting room still holds old ticket posters that hint at the trade routes.

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