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Annette Bajwa
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    If you’re okay with a bit more walking, a loop that starts at Serolsar Lake, climbs to Jalori Pass, and then descends back through the forest of the national park gives you water, high altitude views and a chance to spot wildlife in one day. The pass itself is about 20 km from Jibhi, so you’ll still be close enough to unwind at Royal Mansion in Bhuntar after the trek.

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