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Chinmay Tripathi
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    A quick bite right near the main road is a small dhaba that serves samosa chaat in a paper cone easy to eat while walking back. If you’re willing to walk a few minutes farther, the corner stall opposite the bus stand sells fresh gupchup, a sweet chewy snack that’s handy on the go. For a brief sit down, the Himalaya Darshan Resort has a small café area with light local snacks and tea.

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