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Dev Narayanan
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    You could grab a quick bite at the tea stall near the bus stand they open around 6 am and serve chai with biscuits or a simple breakfast. If you want a sit down meal, Storii by ITC Hotels, The Kaba Retreat Solan opens at 7 am and has a full menu. After breakfast you can walk to Gurkha Fort on Dagshai Road; it opens at 9 am, giving you a couple of hours to explore before the day really gets going.

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