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Aniket Sandhu
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    A quick 10 minute soak usually does the trick, and it’s only a short walk from the Yamunotri Temple. If you’re staying at Prakriti The Retreat in Harsil, you can hit the kund right after the temple and then head back to the shrine. Going early, before 9 am, keeps the place calm and the water cooler. If you prefer a longer dip, try the early morning slot before the first visitors arrive.

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