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Dev Kulkarni
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    You could walk to the market stalls right outside the terminal, grab a steaming cup of tea or some momos, then head to the lounge at Hotel Rewa Ladakh to stretch and warm up. From there you’ll have a clear view of the Leh Palace if you decide to visit, and you’ll be fresh for the rest of the day.

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