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    If you want a bit more cultural depth, Rewalsar has a few temples around the lake and a small museum with local artifacts. The walk around the lake is shorter, so you could add a quick visit to the nearby village market for local crafts. Prashar’s trek is longer but offers more varied scenery. Either spot works; just pick based on how much walking you want. If you’re staying in Mandi, SPT Clarks Inn Suites is a convenient base.

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