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Aayesha Kakar
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    You could also head north from the bus stand on the Kedarnath Khatling road, then turn left toward the village of Khatling. That route takes you past the Kedarnath Temple on the way to Chorabari Lake and gives a quick view of Vasuki Tal from the same stretch. If you need a place to rest afterward, the Himalayan Comforts in Rudraprayag is only about 22 km away.

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