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Aravind Bedi
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    If you’re not ready to trek to Leh Palace yet, you could head to the market stalls right outside the terminal, grab a quick tea and momos, then drop by Hotel Rewa Ladakh. Their lounge has a comfy corner where you can stretch and warm up before deciding whether to explore the palace or just relax for the evening.

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