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Anirudh Deshmukh
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    The RS Sarovar Portico Palampur is about 33 km from the temple, so a cab will take roughly 45 minutes. If you’re staying in Dharamshala, the drive is closer to 35 minutes, which still lets you reach the temple before dark but leaves less time for dinner or rest. Do you have a preference for a quieter garden area or a more central location?

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