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    You might also grab a quick bite at the roadside dhaba right beside the Bharmour bus stop; they serve thukpa and channa for just a few rupees. If you’re looking for an overnight spot a short drive away, the Shree Guest House in Dharamshala offers simple rooms under a hundred dollars and is only about 29 km from Bharmour. A local taxi can drop you at the temples for a flat rate just confirm the fare before you start.

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