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Chetan Prasad
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    If you’re staying at Prakriti The Retreat in Harsil, you can walk to Surya Kund right after your temple visit and fit in a quick 10 minute soak. The walk takes about five minutes, so you won’t miss the early morning quiet and the cooler water before the crowds arrive. If you have a bit more time, a longer dip in the early morning can be quite refreshing.

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