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Alphonse Pandey
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    If you want a quick change of pace but still want a taste of high altitude scenery, start at Jibhi, trek up to Jalori Pass, then loop back via Serolsar Lake. The lake gives a calm contrast before the climb, and you’ll see some wildlife in the forest corridor. Afterward, a short drive to Royal Mansion in Bhuntar offers a comfortable spot to unwind.

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