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Ayush Grover
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    If you’re looking to stretch a tight budget and still hit the peak, staying at USHODAYA RESORTS in Araku gives you a decent base and only about a 12 km drive to Deomali. You can leave early, climb the 1,672 foot summit, and return before dark, keeping transport costs low. The resort’s rooms are three star and priced modestly, so you get a comfortable night without breaking the bank. TravelIndiaDeals may earn a commission if you book through this link.

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