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Dev Narayanan
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    If you’re looking for a quick bite before you hit Bharmour, the tea stall near the bus stop on the Dharamshala Chamba road serves steaming butter tea and momos at a very low price. For public transport, the state bus departs every 90 minutes from the main bus stand; it’s a good budget option and the drivers usually stick to the schedule. Cabs in the area are generally reliable for short hops, but it’s wise to confirm the fare beforehand and ask for a meter if possible.

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