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Aayesha Fernandes
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    If you’re staying in Mandi, a quick stop at SPT Clarks Inn Suites gives you easy access to both spots. The Rewalsar lake is also known for its annual Shankara festival in spring, which draws pilgrims and offers a glimpse of local rituals you won’t find at Prashar. If that cultural event aligns with your travel dates, it could tip the scales.

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