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Bhavya Acharya
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    If you’re keen on a quick cultural stop, Rewalsar’s small museum explains the local Shankara tradition and the temples around the lake have murals worth a glance. For a longer walk with more varied scenery and bird spotting, Prashar’s perimeter trek offers a sunrise view and a chance to see alpine species. Either spot gives a nice mix of nature and culture; just decide how much walking you want.

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