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Aniket Sandhu
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    You could leave Bharmour around 4 am so you hit Manimahesh by 6 am, catch the sunrise, then walk to the Chaurasi Temple right next to the lake. After that, start the Gauri Kund trek at 8 am to avoid the hottest part of the day. The trail is about 8 km round trip and takes roughly 4 hours, so you’ll finish by early afternoon. Then head back to Dharamshala and check in at Shree Guest House for a relaxed evening.

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