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Aamir Kaur
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    You might want to bring a refillable water bottle and a light snack for the Gauri Kund trek; the trail has no shops and the 8 km walk can be a bit dry in October. Also, if you arrive before 4 am you’ll likely find a spot in the main parking lot, which helps keep the morning schedule tight.

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