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You might also consider breaking the trek into three stages: Manikaran to Kheerganga (about 6 km), a rest day at a guest house near Kheerganga, then Kheerganga to the ridge and a short overnight near the pass. Staying at the Apple Orchard Resort By Royal Collection in Dhanaulti gives a comfortable base before the ridge climb, and the trail from there is well marked for kids. Early June, around the 9th 10th, usually gives the driest weather before the monsoon starts.

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