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Aditya Gowda
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    The quickest way from the Kedarnath bus stand to Chorabari Lake is to head east on the Kedarnath Khatling road. It’s a single lane track that takes about 30 40 minutes and you’ll pass the Vasuki Tal viewpoint along the way. If you have a little extra time you can detour back to the Kedarnath Temple before heading back toward the lake; the temple is just a short walk from the bus stand and the same road leads to both spots. A good place to stay after the trek is Himalayan Comforts in Rudraprayag, which is only about 22 km from the lake.

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